Clean floors and carpets "You can sprinkle a deodorizing powder like baking soda on carpets," says Miller.
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Ever since the blog and the book, Axminster Carpets has been known as the company that makes carpets for JD Wetherspoon, an impression reinforced with Twitter accounts (Wetherspoons Carpet of the Week, Wetherspoon Carpets), an Instagram account (Wetherspoon Carpets) and a Facebook fan site (Wetherspoons Carpet Appreciation Society).
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Afghan carpets are really Afghan-Pakistani carpets: woven in Afghanistan, but usually cut, cleaned and sold in Pakistan.
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They watched in gutted rooms missing walls and carpets because Harvey took their walls, carpets and everything else.
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Axminster Carpets, as it happens, had the JD Wetherspoon contract for only two years, during which it produced about 100 pub carpets.
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For two decades, Fort Street Studio and Joseph Carini Carpets (formerly Carini Lang) have sold carpets to practically every celebrity in the $100 million club.
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Axminster Carpets, which was founded in 1755, became part of this elite group by producing plush, colorful carpets that are in Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle and other royalty-owned addresses.
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Mr. Couri, 31, is the territory manager at Couristan Carpets, a manufacturer and distributor of carpets and rugs in Fort Lee, N.J., of which his father is the chief executive and president.
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Traders from Pakistan can earn a premium ranging from 10 percent to 15 percent by buying Afghan carpets and re-exporting them, said Pervez Hussain, who owns a Pakistani retailer, Afghan Carpets.
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We miss you as much as Moira misses red carpets.
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Duties on carpets and baked goods doubled to 60 percent.
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Red carpets are usually characterized by their lack of food.
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I style them for Fashion Week, parties and red carpets.
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Some cheaper robot vacuums are not equipped to handle carpets.
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The young couple replaced the carpets and painted the walls.
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They appeared on red carpets and in videos for Vogue.
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Afghan exports to India include dried fruits, textiles and carpets.
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Even magic carpets need a good vacuum now and again.
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"Persian carpets should have nothing to do with political embargoes."
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It's totally worth the money to help cleanup your carpets!!
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No shows; no red carpets; not really any street style.
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No shows; no red carpets; not really any street style.
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Cartographers know that maps stay nice and flat underneath carpets.
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He meticulously examined the White House carpets, old and new.
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Carpets are laid alongside for people to kneel and pray.
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My passion for Hollywood red carpets was a surprise development.
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Gone are the curved tables, colorful carpets, and Genius Bar.
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Its cast and team are visible presences on red carpets.
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It really gets out the pet smell in my carpets.
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He sold vintage carpets, women's clothes and kitchenware in England.
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How will you be looking at the red carpets differently?
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Why are awards show red carpets important to begin with?
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There's a longstanding debate over whether red carpets are sexist, because they increase the objectification of actresses, or whether a disdain for red carpets is sexist, because it trivializes fashion and the interests of women.
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And they are ideal for hard floors and low-pile carpets.
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From your couch pillows to your carpets, pet hair gets everywhere.
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Ground-in dirt, pet hair, and more stuck in your carpets?
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They restored it, replacing the seats and carpets and repainting it.
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This version is compatible with hard floors and low-pile carpets.
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The carpets have to be clean, that ... the art is relevant.
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For decades, Weinstein has strutted down red carpets across the world.
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Hard floors give way to carpets as one approaches office areas.
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I'm a fan of fashion; I'm a fan of red carpets.
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Heck, I've even spent a few days cleaning carpets and urinals.
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" However, she did admit that red carpets can be "nerve-wracking.
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That's all floor types, too — carpets, wood, vinyl, you name it.
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Red carpets can be good and bad — and everything in between!
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I've gone on red carpets in couture as a size 14.
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She wore bindis—on red carpets, in concerts and music videos.
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From your sofa pillows to your carpets, pet hair gets everywhere.
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Halle Berry has been gracing red carpets since the late 1980s.
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Among the problems, according to the newspaper: carpets burned by hookahs.
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I used to have visions of flashing lights and red carpets.
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He would produce similar carpets at a fraction of the cost.
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"We are walking on locust carpets", Coldiretti said in a statement.
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Dirty, ripped blankets, carpets, mattresses and abandoned motorcycles littered the ground.
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New carpets in an older vehicle may be another red flag.
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Politicians continued to join Weinstein on red carpets and at galas.
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It has nothing to do with couture houses or red carpets.
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The lobby floors are a creamy marble, the hallway carpets worn.
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Empire chairs upholstered in golden brocade now rest on Oriental carpets.
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Musk has marched down a few red carpets in his time.
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While its floors are covered with fine carpets and shining stonework.
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It spread Persian carpets, German mining technology, French metalworking, and Islam.
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I don't want to just wax poetic on panels or red carpets.
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Shredded sofas, wet carpets, and missing socks are neither here nor there.
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They expected to fix a few pipes, swipe out a few carpets.
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Red carpets, high fashion and emotional acceptance speeches are all on tap.
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In the worst-case scenario, the carpets will have to be replaced.
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The two partners in crime regularly attend events and red carpets together.
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MTV red carpets have historically been where stars go to let loose.
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The women are laying out carpets near their trucks for the night.
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But now they are regulars on red carpets and on social media.
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Up until this point, red carpets were fairly tame, fully-clothed affairs.
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It was foul, all the sticky carpets, we had the whole deal.
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Reese Witherspoon shone bright on TV screens and red carpets in 2019.
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When the casino money ran out, he took a job cleaning carpets.
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Carpets with thick padding could muffle the sound of scurrying puppy feet.
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The carpets were stained, and there was water damage throughout the house.
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Porter was one of the trendiest celebrities on red carpets in 2019.
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It's been a popular source of style inspiration on red carpets for decades.
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But he may be walking those carpets alone — not because he's single, though.
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Musicians are known for making bold choices when they walk down red carpets.
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They hit red carpets together, celebrate birthdays together, and slay group pictures together.
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Mr. Weinrib's other daughter, Madeline, started her own line of carpets and furniture.
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The hallways were painted in muted beiges, the carpets all classic office patterns.
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Don't worry, y'all; we'll make sure to ask stars on future red carpets.
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The hallways were painted in muted beiges, the carpets all classic office patterns.
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Do you remember that Vivian Westwood hat Pharrell was wearing on red carpets?
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He knows if the carpets were cleaned and every clause in the contract.
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Robo lawnmowers are to grass what the Roomba is to carpets and floors.
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Cohen later expanded the product lines of Empire Plastic Covers to include carpets.
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A listing that included the phrase "new carpets," for example, had no effect.
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Hollywood's red carpets have been the stuff of highly glamorized lore for decades.
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Those who still like carpets often go for cheaper Chinese and Indian knockoffs.
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Even the original producers of carpets, the nomads, are becoming harder to find.
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Everything, from the carpets the lightbulbs, has been carefully designed from recycled material.
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They started out producing silk thread, and later turned to hand-knotted carpets.
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Billy Porter turned heads at red carpets and made history at the Emmys.
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But getting clean floors and carpets doesn't require spending a lot of money.
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The landscape of bureaucracy feels less personal, all shiny desktops and immaculate carpets.
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On top of that, they're totally ineffective on high-pile rugs and carpets.
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But these are Turkish carpets, laid out to bask in the summer sun.
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Gayfryd Steinberg, "a social Napoleon," carpets the Met dining room in white mohair.
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Piles of ripped-out carpets filled its former lobby on a recent afternoon.
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In the basement, they were weaving carpets on vast looms, and making pottery.
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But does it mean we might finally start spotting them on red carpets?
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Walls are stripped of grip-and-grin photos, carpets are lifted and laid.
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Pricey carpets made of viscose are labeled "art silk," but what about fashion?
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The chairs and carpets had been wrecked by a dog and two cats.
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Prayer mats, carpets, cloth, oranges, mangos and herbs return from the Pakistani side.
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But women have always worked in carpets in Dalton and at Engineered Floors.
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And Wright directed the experience within his buildings right down to the carpets.
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While other Deebot models are able to transition easily from carpet to hard floors, the Ozmo series bots have carpet detection technology which allows them to avoid carpets while in mopping mode and automatically increase suction on carpets when vacuuming.
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Related: A Digital Magic Carpet Covers the Floor of an Italian Castle Interactive Light Display Turns Floor Of Moroccan Church Into "Magic Carpets" Dutch Design Studio Crafts a Series of Ultra-Realistic Carpets This Rainbow Carpet Is Truly Eye Candy
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If you've ever wondered where IKEA's rugs and carpets come from, a new 360-degree virtual reality video by WSJ captures how around 2,000 workers in a north Indian factory at Bhadhohi make carpets for the Swedish home furnishing company .
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There was a time when I would overthink what I did on red carpets.
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But as far as red carpets and stuff, that's very much somebody else's deal.
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Click through to remember the truly cringe-worthy couture moments of red carpets past.
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Awards ceremonies, red carpets, talk shows — Phoenix has championed causes he sees as nonpartisan.
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This versatile device is ideal for hard surface floors but also works on carpets.
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Forget the pretenders: The Met Gala is the red carpet of all red carpets.
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The carpets are made from soft urethane foam that the artists mix together themselves.
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Is there an almost famous Timmy twin out wondering around the Marvel red carpets?
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The powder can be sprinkled on carpets and rugs to clean and deodorize them.
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Local premieres will mirror the experience with red carpets, photo ops with local celebrities.
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And have you got any stairs in your house, or just particularly deep carpets?
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There will be no red carpets or paparazzi shots for Taylor Swift this weekend.
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I can't wait for red carpets and fashion week and to educate girls everywhere.
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It's Wi-Fi-enabled, and can handle hard floors and thin to medium carpets.
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They look content in their kingdom, padding around the carpets in their socks. ♦
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The two have frequented red carpets together and appeared together in social media posts.
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That in mind, it's no surprise that Fanning now turns heads on red carpets.
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Carpets or rugs are a primary source of PFAS exposure for toddlers and infants.
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We'll even show you how to remove grass stains from carpets and outdoor upholstery.
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Dakota Johnson has been attending red carpets for years alongside her famous family members.
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In fact, she's become more comfortable on red carpets as her career has flourished.
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As you may expect, awards-show red carpets are must-see TV for us.
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Off the court, there are photoshoots, the Sugarpova brand, and plenty of red carpets.
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Red carpets are known for glitz, glam and buzzy conversations about who's wearing what.
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He said he wore out a few carpets at home pacing back and forth.
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Speculated causes have included dust, microbes, carpets, ventilation and, like in Linda's story, mold.
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There has in fact been a 13-year move toward folkloric, less formal carpets.
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Initially, he assumed that most of the carpets would turn out to be identical.
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But even with carpets to soften the effect, the area must have felt cavernous.
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Sleek and imaginative, and appointed with Tufenkian carpets, its spacious rooms have lovely views.
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They went to Broadway openings, navigating the red carpets as flashbulbs lit the night.
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Madonna and Brad Pitt, each of whom have multiple homes, own carpets from both.
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And the Precept's carpets are made out of reclaimed fishing nets, according to Polestar.
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Some of us watch awards show red carpets to see what celebrities are wearing.
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Hathaway wore a series of stunning maternity styles on red carpets during her pregnancy.
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After a tense series of conversations, the participants settled upon the theme of carpets.
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As Abdul Wahab's father, Ahmad, showed us carpets, Mr. Yusuf walked into the room.
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HOUSTON — The floodwaters here ruined floors, walls, carpets, furniture, appliances and so much more.
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Skin Deep Here's how the "BlacKkKlansman" star survives the back-to-back red carpets.
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Many co-ops require shareholders to cover 80 percent of their floors with carpets.
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Tonight we welcome you to one of fashion's more outrageous red carpets: the Grammys.
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The area is also known for handicrafts such as carpets, woodcarving, woolens and silk.
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How are you planning to approach this season's red carpets at Go Fug Yourself?
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Giggy was stylin' for sure, on TV, on red carpets and big animal events.
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Each handcrafted object measures 230 cm x 160 cm but the design duo hopes to develop these objects further and construct smaller carpets you can mount on your wall, as well as framed C-Prints of top down photographs taken of the carpets.
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Meaning, this will likely be the first of many red carpets you'll spot Jackson on.
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Most of us don't get our fashion inspiration from glossy mags or red carpets anymore.
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It's also important to make sure clothes, carpets, floors and furniture contain no creamy residue.
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For desktop towers that rest on carpets, try raising the tower with books or racks.
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I LOVE that I have someone to have fun on and off red carpets with.
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Sorry, Oscars — but the BET Awards are one of our favorite carpets of the year.
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The suit is still going strong, of course, strutting across all sorts of red carpets.
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Mr Kim is now being paraded around the world's red carpets as a respected statesman.
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Before I leave for the day, I vacuum (we have carpets) and clean the tables.
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In hard-hit Denham Springs, residents were gutting waterlogged homes, dumping soaked carpets and mattresses.
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Hookahs, flying carpets, and Arabia—keef has a lot of wild images associated with it.
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"Although they resemble carpets, they're more objects without a clear use," says van der Ploeg.
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This thing can run for 150 straight minutes across low-pile carpets and hard floors.
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It still holds about 30 percent of the global trade in handmade carpets, Kargar said.
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Furnished with sofas and colorful carpets, it featured a maze of side rooms and nooks.
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Partisanship comes naturally in politics; it's the gum wiped into the carpets of political discourse.
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Retailers are surreptitiously lowering shelves and putting in carpets to make it harder to slip.
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Previously ubiquitous on social media and red carpets, Swift subsequently dropped out of public view.
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They put carpets down and installed air-conditioners and called it the Ivy Hills Masjid.
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Conveyor belts called "magic carpets" take skiers and snowboarders to the top of the hill.
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Graphic, negative-space eyeliner should be left behind on the red carpets of the 2010s.
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Duties for air conditioners, aluminium products, carpets, furniture and ceramics are set for 60 percent.
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Looking back, Hollywood red carpets have seen plenty of dapper leading men, like Marlon Brando ...
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Something to think about, as the year rolls inexorably on, and the carpets roll out.
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The story of the public's association of Axminster Carpets with JD Wetherspoon begins in 2015.
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The red carpets look daunting enough without having to say something intelligent about sexual politics.
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They became her glam team and started styling her for photo shoots and red carpets.
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The company ships some of the world's best Berber carpets worldwide for less than $2500,000.
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The reception area was a feast of chipped marble, faded red carpets and yellowed chandeliers.
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For the foreseeable future, everything is canceled: red carpets, movie premieres, dinner at Craig's, vacation.
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Fans pressed the barricades framing the red carpets to snap photographs of China's biggest stars.
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So while there was a lot of red — because, you know, red carpets, royalty, etc.
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Long lines, red carpets, and a certain amount of exclusivity are signatures of runway shows.
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And she treats red carpets, movie premieres, and after-parties with just as much excitement.
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Their goals go beyond red carpets, organizers said in the lead-up to the Oscars.
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It's waterproof and shockproof, allowing it to roll across hardwood floors, carpets and even outside.
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Red carpets have always been a clash of fame, sponsored content and super-cute shoes.
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Indeed, Martin doesn't walk red carpets, never performs his material in public and rarely grants interviews.
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After creating stunning clothing, furniture, and accessories, architect Elena Manferdini decided to give carpets a try.
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Here she shares some favorite baking soda-based tricks: Use it to Clean and Freshen Carpets.
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Rihanna isn't known for being shy—in interviews or with her wardrobe options on red carpets.
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Prince and Paris often hit red carpets together or take a spin on his Harley-Davidson.
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The dust cup can hold two liters and it's great for both hard floors and carpets.
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He's well-noted for his antics on red carpets and around celebrities all the world over.
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The actress told PEOPLE that walking red carpets helped prepare her for finding the perfect gown.
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Yet the red carpets and honour guards have done little to boost his popularity at home.
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She knows it's important to keep herself relevant and hit red carpets every once in awhile.
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In her interview for the cover story, she told Elle she was done with red carpets.
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We think that's a better deal actually — an Oscar can't clean your hardwood floors and carpets.
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When it comes to red carpets and swishy events, no one does it quite like her.
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They'll tackle stubborn stains in carpets, floors, and upholstery that aren't typically removable on the surface.
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"Think about the carpets, think about papers, think about books, think about the furniture," she says.
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A man who had been in the house to clean carpets was shot in the abdomen.
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The actors and director have been walking several international red carpets since the film was released.
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"We're going to cover the world in carpets," Mr. Weinrib said when the partnership was announced.
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They slept in a large room on thick carpets, along with 20 or 20073 other tourists.
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They stayed for two days in the Brisas del Norte hotel - ripping out even the carpets.
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That means red carpets, interviews, and lots and lots of photographs (.... maybe even an Instagram confirmation?).
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When it comes to red carpets, Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis are a notoriously private couple.
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It comes with a variety of attachments, including one for carpets and another for hardwood floors.
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When it got cold, they often sat hunched over instruments with carpets wrapped around their shoulders.
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Jennifer Lopez does semi-sheer like no other when it comes to award show red carpets.
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On Lombok, soldiers and other rescuers carried injured people on stretchers and carpets to evacuation centers.
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Despite not appearing on red carpets often, Kate Middleton exerts a great amount of fashion influence.
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And now, not only is Brendan strutting red carpets, but he's hitting the slopes as well.
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Pomegranates, saffron, carpets and handicrafts are likely to be among the first GI products, Passeri said.
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No industry turns out major, conversation-starting awards show red carpets quite like the music business.
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Still: for as casual and effortless as red carpets often seem to be, they're anything but.
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Noel eventually landed a job as a roadie for Inspiral Carpets, an indie band from Oldham.
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Expect to see Paris in huge ad campaigns and on many red carpets in Calvin Klein.
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There have been two prominent jewelry trends on red carpets lately: star-prints and ear climbers.
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"I've had so many great, fun, silly, irreverent moments with her on red carpets," he said.
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The interior has cedar floors, custom-made furniture, wool carpets, a kitchenette, and a fire pit.
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Many of the ten residence halls on campus are furnished with ornate furniture and regal carpets.
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Tell them that ever since they removed their carpets, your apartment has been noisy and unpleasant.
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And at just 19 years old, she's already kicking ass on red carpets left and right.
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They wait about a month before taking the carpets from the fields and dusting them again.
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Especially this year, given how big a role red carpets have played in the #MeToo conversation.
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They sold the car, their furniture and the carpets they had been given as wedding presents.
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Overseas, territories belonging to the belligerents were being exchanged like carpets at a second-hand bazaar.
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Korede is terrified she'll be bleaching his blood from their carpets in a few short weeks.
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"This particular case must never be swept under the carpets of impunity," the group's statement said.
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In the adjacent main room, the owner and her friends drank thick coffee on ornate carpets.
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Worrisome substances emitted by new furniture, office supplies and carpets could be accumulating in the air.
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Time, heat and water were Yaw's enemies now, conspiring beneath the carpets to rot and putrefy.
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In September, Home Depot announced the company would phase out carpets and rugs that contain PFAS.
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The textile furnishings industry, which makes products like carpets and rugs, employed 10,280 sewing machine operators.
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Not to mention these toppers have spared my carpets, furniture, and the backseat of my car.
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They handle hard floors and short carpets best, though they can get stuck now and then.
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"Because I'm Turkish, my mother had a lot of Turkish carpets to give me," she said.
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A lot of them didn't even have brush rollers, so they didn't do much on carpets.
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The Saudis treated him like royalty, with red carpets, lavish meals and American flags flying everywhere.
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Special catalogs had fabric samples that I could use for bedspreads and carpets in my dollhouse.
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Being photographed on red carpets had prepared her for the royal walkabouts and meeting the public.
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To do so, you'll need something that works on hardwood floor, carpets and anything in between.
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The walls and carpets of what was once a place of sanctuary are stained with blood.
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With her boundary-breaking approach, the star has stunned on red carpets since she hit the scene.
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And with the simple smart-touch controls, it's an effortless switch to vacuuming area rugs and carpets.
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In fact, the duo has only walked two red carpets together since they started dating in 2015.
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There are also images of the women, nicely nestled in their golden years, embracing on red carpets.
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However, unlike previous red carpets, these two showed up separately, but there's a very good reason why.
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I can't think of a better note to end this interview on than jetskis and smelly carpets.
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Polyamides, which can take the form of nylon, are used in textiles, carpets, clothing and car seats.
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Even amid a galaxy of stars on the world's most glamorous red carpets, Jeffrey Slonim shone brightly.
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Seeing Meghan on red carpets and at events in Sarah Flint was definitely a highlight of 2016.
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Ross recounts how there used to be a culture of secrecy around red carpets that has dissipated.
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Under the worn linoleum and stained carpets were beautiful hardwood floors, ready to be sanded and finished.
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Carpets, for instance, seem to be slightly better places to drop your food than wood or tile.
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The look disappeared from red carpets in 2016, and it seems Jenner wants to bring it back.
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Shelves are stacked high with more carpets and chandeliers than Aladdin and Beauty and the Beast combined.
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You see, I wasn't genetically blessed with the soft, even, luminous complexion you see on red carpets.
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There are steam cleaners specifically made for carpets, floors, upholstery, and other surfaces for stress-free cleaning.
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I'm excited to go to red carpets, but I think we're just going to see what happens.
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Hundreds of Muslims prostrate themselves in the direction of Mecca on carpets spread on the ground (pictured).
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We're at least a few hundred red carpets deep into 2018, yet somehow, we're still not bored.
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The two became a Hollywood power couple as they graced magazine covers and attended red carpets together.
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Because on Bourbon Street, there are no velvet ropes, just red carpets made of spilled frozen daiquiris.
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"That's the comfortable way to go through these things," she says of prepping for big red carpets.
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Jennifer Lopez has a history of making glamorous — and sometimes provocative — entrances on awards-show red carpets.
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It's high-tech cleaning system can suck up messes on tougher surfaces, including carpets and hard floors.
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So I was covering the car in carpets and tires, when this patrol car drove right past.
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The office was ornately decorated, with red carpets, delicately painted wall panels, and imposing portraits of Bolívar.
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By the time they hit awards season, they've attended smaller carpets at parties, premieres, and other events.
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After an illustrious, decades-long career and many red carpets walked, you learn a thing or two.
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It also has floor sensing technology that will prevent it from soaking your carpets in mopping mode.
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Over the centuries invaders, politicians and Iran's enemies have left their mark on Iran's carpets, said Prof.
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They grew fascinated by the carpets and silks that jet-setters would bring onto Ibiza from India.
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Recently, we've seen glitter-packed lipsticks on the runways, red carpets, and even at our own office.
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Some of the rooms — possibly for the female slaves — were furnished with fans, carpets, pillows and blankets.
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So, all the evidence that they took — computers, my carpets, my rugs — they're just doing their job.
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The couple regularly appeared together on red carpets, from the Toronto International Film Festival to the Grammys.
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With glamorous stars drawing millions of spectators, red carpets have become the fashion world's most coveted runway.
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You see her ascent into a global pop star, performing on TV, walking red carpets, making albums.
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Hours before opening night, workers at Bellas Artes were installing plants and ironing carpets outside the theatre.
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Sotheby's Rugs and Carpets sale in London brought in a total of £218,23,2070 (~$2000,0383,2038) on November 2000.
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Billy Porter, a presenter tonight, above, has wowed red carpets from the Oscars to the Met Gala.
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Up to 10 times a year, a fan of JD Wetherspoon carpets calls to order something similar.
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When diluted, it does a great job at cleaning carpets, floor mats, and chrome pieces as well.
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The carpets were sourced in Morocco by Françoise Dorget, owner of the French home-design chain Caravane.
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People were already starting to hit the Mellow Park jumps, while beginners stuck to the magic carpets.
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Although the two accompanied each other on red carpets and premieres, they kept their relationship mostly private.
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"This carpet is one of the most important carpets of the year," the model Bella Hadid said.
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Inside, the carpets are made from recycled plastic found on beaches and from washed-up fishing nets.
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The vehicle's interior carpets are made from recycled plastic found on beaches and washed-up fishing nets.
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The list is extensive and includes cosmetics, cleaning solutions, upholstery, paints, perfumes, carpets and composite wood furniture.
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Flying carpets, I should say: This is art of a beauty that takes us straight to heaven.
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Made from polypropylene like most automotive carpets, this mat is durable and won't fade, crack, or mildew.
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The complex is now in the process of rebuilding — tearing out flooded carpets, putting out the trash.
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In this midcareer retrospective, anything means old carpets, plastic bags, bottles, zippers, bed springs, keys and furniture.
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Outside this year's event, there were four rotating searchlights sweeping the sky over three shamrock-green carpets.
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Of course, her Instagram continues to be a montage of parties, private jets, yachts, and red carpets.
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MR. KATZ: I think where jewelry houses like ourselves are best suited in the market now, given the pay-to-play of the big carpets, are the smaller carpets where the celebrity is more comfortable and the stylist is more comfortable to choose something they really want to wear.
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And passenger drones might some day act as magic carpets, whisking people across cities from rooftop to rooftop.
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I don't want to be locked up in a hotel room and just do press and red carpets.
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We're told once they started doing award shows, parties and red carpets ... Calvin grew more and more uncomfortable.
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The designs were meant to be reminiscent of tapestries and carpets, and included deep burgundies, greens and metallics.
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Baku lost despite a lavish bid including a proposed venue designed to evoke the geometry of Azerbaijani carpets.
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A recently hired team member claimed to be allergic to carpets, the air system and his own desk.
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Over the years, he's taken Mimi to Hollywood parties and brought her as a date to red carpets.
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See it in action below: Miguel CHEVALIER "Magic Carpets 2016" Milton Keynes (UK) from Claude Mossessian on Vimeo.
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Our carpets actually look newer since all the excess hair the other vacuum didn't pick up is gone.
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The jewelry is popular with celebrities and has been featured on red carpets and fashion magazines for years.
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Last November, they walked the red carpets together for the first time during CMA Awards week in Nashville.
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When it comes to red carpets, most stars don't perfect their signature look right out of the gate.
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There might as well be no chicken or cheese inside the little crispy rolled up carpets of flour.
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Fearing a crackdown by security forces, some traders selling Kashmiri Pashmina carpets and shawls here have shut shop.
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For one thing, she'd like you to know that red carpets are never as glamorous as they seem.
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Every year, it is night of celebration, celebrity-filled red carpets, well-tailored suits, glamorous dresses, and ... confusion.
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Motivational speaking is associated with large, impersonal conference halls: ceiling tiles, stackable chairs, patterned carpets that hide stains.
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"I loved one of my first red carpets, when I did the Berlin Film Festival," says the star.
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Local artists often copied the original Western prints but offered variations on the genies, thieves and flying carpets.
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They've appeared on dozens if not hundreds of red carpets together, from premieres to awards to humanitarian events.
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Accomplishing that feat so early in your career takes — yep, you guessed it — a lot of red carpets.
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The Cannes Film Festival is known for being one of the most glamorous red carpets in the world.
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From performing at the Oscars to several red carpets, it's a subject Cravalho has plenty of experience on.
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We'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more throwback Reese vibes from Ava on upcoming red carpets.
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It also works on all floor types, including carpets, hardwood floors, and tiles, so every home is covered.
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" Among the photos: "Tents linked by red carpets at a McKinsey & Company retreat this year in Kashgar, China.
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As they started to date, the two walked more red carpets together and gushed about each other's acting.
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Orange is a tough color, but countless red carpets have proved that it's worth cracking the code on.
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And unlike real pets, the Dino Pet won't chew up your pillows or leave "presents" on your carpets.
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If there's anything we've learned from past Grammys red carpets, it's to brace ourselves for anything and everything.
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The bold hue dominated runways and red carpets in the form of clothing, accessories and beauty during 2017.
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I tried to get the carpets out of the dressing room but they were stuck down too well.
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To guard against fluid or flesh falling on hotel carpets, seminar organizers typically lay plastic on the floors.
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Starting today, they've probably even began their upcoming domination of red carpets everywhere, and we're here for it.
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So stripes on door mats, carpets and shirts can be a problem for people who are light-sensitive.
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The showstopping Ralph Lauren Collection design will forever be remembered as one of the star's standout red carpets.
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Unlike other celeb couples, they're not flaunting their affection on red carpets or heading to the club together.
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The former costars are actually BFFs, and often step out for award show red carpets and events together.
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Nikki Leigh, actress and model: Lately I've found that the growing beauty trend on carpets is au naturel.
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The agency is also concerned about thirdhand smoke, which leaves a residue that stains clothes, furniture, and carpets.
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The maneuver is like carrying a dining-room table through a bedroom door while stepping on slippery carpets.
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At the top levels, the leaders live in luxury, surrounded by servants, Persian carpets, antique furniture, and limousines.
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This year, after the nuclear deal was completed, the United States lifted six years of sanctions on carpets.
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In 2017, its casino got a $5 million upgrade, including scenic murals, new gaming machines, carpets, and lighting.
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If Trump thinks red carpets, state dinners and adulation mean the world respects him, he is sadly mistaken.
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Van Der Beek, who is currently on "Dancing with the Stars," is now no stranger to red carpets.
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The French artist is known for interactive projection-mapped carpets and revitalizing old architecture with new media art.
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She used to be quite devoted to classic Americana, transitioning into girly glitz for concerts and red carpets.
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The actresses also frequently attend red carpets together, and are always quick to praise one another in interviews.
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There were stains all over the carpets, stains all over the sheets, stains all over the synthetic coverlet.
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From slow hand-making processes to digital or industrial production, I create carpets, wallpaper, upholstered furniture, and textiles.
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The company is getting carpets, pillows, mattresses and even some of its popular Ektorp sofas from local manufacturers.
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For decades, these intricately woven Middle Eastern carpets were standard operating procedure among masters of the Western universe.
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They crowded around small conference tables and packed onto leather couches or sat cross-legged on nubby carpets.
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The Tunisian artist Nadia Kaabi-Linke submerges issues of identity in her highly conceptual sculpture, "Flying Carpets" (2011).
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Within the cool, dusky interior, heavy carpets are thrown on hard ground for the services that take place.
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The men mostly work as fishermen, while a small number weave carpets or are employed in garment factories.
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Many celebrities have worn her artistry on gala red carpets, including Emily Blunt, Gwyneth Paltrow and Uma Thurman.
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"The way some men might talk about beautiful women, we would discuss the beauty of carpets," he said.
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It's because of the same stuff that makes carpets stain-resistant: a group of 4,700 chemicals called PFAS.
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At Botany and Horticulture, a woman is dusting old volumes with the vigor normally reserved for beating carpets.
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As a tween, she made regular appearances on "KUWTK" and began making the rounds on various red carpets.
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These lowly mats also stop the grit and grime that scratch hard-surface floors and soil expensive carpets.
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The British consulting firm asked travelers to rate airlines according to cleanliness of seats, carpets, washrooms, and more.
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We have carpets on much of the floor and never wear shoes indoors, but it makes no difference.
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Armies of forest rangers relentlessly clear dead wood and underbrush to create near perfect carpets beneath the pines.
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The couple became Instagram official in October of that year, and only recently started appearing on red carpets together.
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But the duo seems perfectly content to pick and choose at which carpets they'll bless us with their presence.
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The fashion spotlight on Los Angeles centers on the red carpets rolled out during the two-month awards season.
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But something interesting has been happening as celebs walked on and off red carpets, and NYFW came and went.
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You can also sprinkle it on carpets and let it sit for 15 minutes before vacuuming to eliminate smells.
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On Instagram, red carpets and in videos, she exudes DGAF confidence; she's the girl you want to party with.
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After seeing Hudson on red carpets all season virtually hairless, it's hard to picture her with beachy tresses again.
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Now, she's a proto-Chris Harrison, interviewing Bachelor contestants on red carpets and hosting not one, but two podcasts.
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Our move plan covered everything from prepping our remote team to cleaning the carpets and disabling the alarm system.
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Even as synthetic fibers became the rage, Mr. Weinrib was devoted to natural fabrics like wool carpets from Europe.
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Johansson and Jost, who have been dating for over a year, have only just started walking red carpets together.
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Gaga and Carino have been spotted together various times, although they've only recently been photographed on red carpets together.
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The ONS data showed a drop in sales of carpets and floor coverings, possibly reflecting a stalling housing market.
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Sanctions will also be reapplied to U.S. imports of Iranian carpets and foodstuffs and on certain related financial transactions.
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He played himself in episodes of The Simpsons and The Big Bang Theory and began appearing on red carpets.
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It was a bit more understated than we've seen from the 35-year-old star on past red carpets.
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Or interior designers can vary the wall designs, blinds and carpets they install, to avoid adding more stripes indoors.
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In the manufacturing sector, bricks, garments, carpets and footwear; in mined or quarried goods it's diamonds, coal and gold.
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That beautiful hide has turned out to be a particular disadvantage, since it's often used to make ornate carpets.
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I found somewhere to hide my car—just a pile of old tires, carpets, and trash in the desert.
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Celebrities — particularly when they walk award show red carpets — suffer from the idiosyncrasies of the Twitter troll the worst.
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The goal is to give teens with special needs their own prom, complete with red carpets, paparazzi, and dancing.
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One thing is for sure: Iran's carpets are among the most complex and labor-intensive handicrafts in the world.
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Additionally, you can find expensive decor throughout the suites, including carpets made in China and metalwork crafted in Morocco.
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Unique Dual Multi-Surface Rubber Brushes adjust and flex to stay in constant contact with carpets and hard floors.
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In the archives were gems: a pair of gouaches attributed to Diego Giacometti and photographs of the Bérard carpets.
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When we think of the entertainment industry, most of us think of red carpets and A-list movie stars.
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Sanctions also will be reapplied to U.S. imports of Iranian carpets and foodstuffs and on certain related financial transactions.
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A day after the skeleton's discovery, ceilings on both levels bore gaping holes, with plaster scattered across moldering carpets.
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Plus, denim works in any given situation, from red carpets to home lounging and from dates to city adventures.
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People pick up their feet less high as they age, and so have a tendency to trip on carpets.
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Though Eugenie isn't a full-time princess, she still frequents royal engagements such as charity events and red carpets.
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"Carpets, for instance, seem to be slightly better places to drop your food than wood or tile," Dawson writes.
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At the same time, historically we have had a culture of dragging our feet and sweeping things under carpets.
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There were reverential interviews in Russia, Israel, Australia, Germany and Italy and, for several years, red carpets at Cannes.
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Many were in body bags and others were wrapped in carpets, including some with an incongruous cartoon-character design.
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Perfluorooctanoic acid, or PFOA, had been used in many consumer products, including nonstick cookware, food packaging, electronics and carpets.
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She hung a series of Japanese paintings on one of the larger walls and covered the floor in carpets.
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All three are small, postindustrial towns whose traditional industries — steel, silk and carpets — have declined in the men's lifetimes.
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"There were wall-to-wall carpets, and the hallway was almost bigger than the bedroom, and tiled," McManus says.
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The natural carpets from renewable sources perform as air filters, reducing airborne dust and allergens, according to the website.
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During the Oscars, especially, we see celebrities walking red carpets looking back to normal mere months after giving birth.
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The interior design package features sporty styling details as well as carpets made of recycled materials, the company said.
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While the more the merrier, it's important not to overload electrical outlets or run wires under carpets or rugs.
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Ahead, find out what the numbers say went down on catwalks, red carpets, Instagram feeds and more in 2019.
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Recently, after a "thousand-year-flood event" in Death Valley retreated, the desert erupted in luminous carpets of wildflowers.
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The village had stone buildings and narrow streets, and families sat together on carpets inside courtyards and on patios.
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Purple is the color of warmer months in southern California when the jacaranda blooms, falls, and carpets the pavement.
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Aside from a few choice industries — including pistachios, airplane parts, and carpets — US-Iranian trade will still be restricted.
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An additional $12,000 was charged to cover the carpets used for Trump's meeting with Kim at the Capella Hotel.
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Remember when Kristen Stewart wore flats to protest the festival's rule about women having to don heels for red carpets?
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But she admits to PeopleNow that she wasn't always such a pro in the surf and on subsequent red carpets.
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Since then, crimps have appeared here and there on runways and red carpets, but in a seriously pared-down fashion.
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But yes, the omnipresent Naked Dress trend that rocked the red carpets of yore seemed to phase out in 2016.
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" The artists tell The Creators Project, "The sawdust carpets are expressions of faith and community created in a celebratory atmosphere.
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" Bobby also supported all of her endeavors, including her time on reality TV. "He loved watching me on red carpets.
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Our beloved old boozers, with their reheated burgers, shabby carpets, and grouchy regulars will be a thing of the past.
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And her more recent late-night show appearances and interviews on red carpets, have been more frank and even edgy.
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Red carpets may have a reputation for being exclusive, glamorous affairs, but they aren't always as exciting as they sound.
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Celebrities (like Lupita N'yongo and Viola Davis) have proven that type 4 hair can slay red carpets and magazine covers.
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Smile was on-hand to perform at an after party and walked two red carpets during his time in Cannes.
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From red carpets to off-duty street style, Stuart Weitzman is a celebrity favorite when it comes to chic shoes.
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In the living room, the dark-wood furniture and heavy oriental carpets are reminiscent of Dr Lee's house in Mainz.
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The holiday may still be two weeks away, but we've already started scouring the red carpets and Instagram for inspiration.
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This light, small, and most of all affordable robot vacuum can pick up your messes on hardwood and thin carpets.
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The whole point of vacuuming is to remove dirt, pet hair, and any other debris from your floors and carpets.
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Wet foods were more likely to pick up bacteria, and surfaces such as carpets were less likely to transfer bacteria.
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I think there's a lot of pressure on me, especially now with all eyes on me for major red carpets.
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While Meghan has walked plenty of red carpets as an actress, Sunday marked her first film premiere as a royal.
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Celebrities have been known to use awards show red carpets as an opportunity to make bold political and social statements.
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Seriously: Just look at what these actors wore to their first-ever Oscars red carpets, and you'll be convinced, too.
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The couple have had a glamorous couple of weeks, hitting red carpets from the Grammys to the NAACP Image Awards.
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Hashem Sedghamiz, a local authority on carpets, sitting in the green courtyard of his restored Qajar-dynasty house in Shiraz.
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The sugar, silks, carpets and spices transformed what the English ate, how they decorated their homes and how they dressed.
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Then, as a 25-year-old, he decided to go into business for himself and start a business cleaning carpets.
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Additionally, authorizations will be revoked for the import of Iranian-origin carpets and foodstuff and the export of commercial aircraft.
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Authorizations will also be revoked for the import of Iranian-origin carpets and foodstuff and the export of commercial aircraft.
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For decades, PFAS have been widely used on nonstick pans, carpets, pizza boxes, fast food wrappers, firefighting foam, and more.
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"There might be hardwood floors underneath those carpets that can just be refinished — that's really appealing to buyers," she adds.
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But inside, the modernist décor is warm, with a cavernous lobby featuring glassy fireplaces, sea-green carpets and driftwood sculptures.
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Red carpets are also an extremely exhausting social-climbing experiment that looks a lot more effortless than it actually is.
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Additionally, authorizations will be revoked for the import of Iranian-origin carpets and foodstuff and the export of commercial aircraft.
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It is nothing like the older carpets on which balls would shoot through the infield, sometimes reaching the outfield walls.
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We've grown quite accustomed to seeing a parade of couture and fresh-off-the-runway RTW pieces populating red carpets.
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RiRi's recent street style outings present a styling motto along the lines of: Why save this for red carpets only?
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Owners requested red carpets, opera music, acupuncturists, psychics and comfort food — "six McDonald's cheeseburgers, hold the onions" — for their pooches.
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"If you Google 'JD Wetherspoon' and 'carpet,' what immediately comes up is Axminster Carpets," said Mr. Young, the managing director.
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There can be flying carpets and ghosts who grow old, and all of it will feel perfectly natural and real.
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Special educational programs are being devised for young children on themes such as the Muslim veil, carpets and Islamic science.
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The POWERbot R9350 was designed to clean hard floors or carpets with its CycloneForce technology that delivers unparalleled suction power.
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A buyer or mechanic should look for these telltale signs: ■ Caked-on mud and a musty odor from the carpets.
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Inside the house, you can find a tile entryway, a game room, new carpets, hardwood flooring, and stainless steel appliances.
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They live in tents and shacks fashioned from jagged pieces of plywood, discarded carpets, discarded two-by-fours and tarps.
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Yet it has room to spare, with broad aisles and a general spaciousness enhanced by light gray carpets and walls.
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Opened last summer, the interiors (more Miami than Scandi) include palace red carpets, Deco wallpaper and a kaleidoscope of velvet.
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The meeting rooms are laid with carpets and have ceiling coverings in 60 different colors, producing a mildly psychedelic effect.
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The rare exceptions — usually carpets and foodstuff — required a license from the Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC).
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The highlights of the recent Salone del Mobile included rainbow-colored Aalto stools, harlequin carpets and a field of wildflowers.
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She takes on a collective girl culture of unicorns, cats, carpets, and flowers, and reinvents them from a feminist perspective.
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Avoid spray-on rug shampoos, which can leave a residue on carpets that attracts dirt and soil, undoing the cleaning process.
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Cleaning carpets clogged with dirt would demand using the vacuum with its direct-drive cleaning head attachment at its Max setting.
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We've been blessed with over ten years of Chrissy Teigen and John Legend lovin' on red carpets and in Snapchat videos.
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The low-commitment ink snuck onto fashion runways and red carpets a few years ago, and has stayed there ever since.
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Beyond this door is a selection of sporadically installed works, among which woolen carpets spread on U.S. Army cots stand out.
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Another Met Gala has come and gone, and with it, one of the most entertaining red carpets we've seen in awhile.
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While Metz has no trouble breaking out into song on red carpets, she admitted doing it on set can be daunting.
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My own dog coats the carpets and floors with golden hair – you can spot them in the vacuum photos pretty easily.
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It was here that he walked on countless red carpets, held news conferences — and married, then divorced, his first two wives.
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Sometimes it feels like we blink and there's a new makeup trend gracing the red carpets or flooding our social feeds.
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I moved to the US at the age of 27 with the choice of two jobs: laying carpets or delivering produce.
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A landlord hired us to clear out the place so that he could begin renovations—ripping up all the carpets, repainting.
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Gary was frequently photographed on red carpets with Fisher and was present when she passed away last December, according to People.
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This awards season, the Time's Up initiative is using red carpets to make a statement about safety in the entertainment industry.
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All the pews, carpets and church equipment had been removed, and the floors were still sticky from fresh coats of paint.
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And how could she not, considering she's spent the last 20 years parading up and down red carpets at various events?
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The creamy grid of soaps carpets the ground and is decorated with red glass beads that demarcate the 1993 Oslo Accords.
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Instead, it's typically used for its fiber to make all kinds of products — food, paper, cardboard, carpets, clothes, rope, and more.
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You almost never see her in one of the pretty-but-dull gowns that are so ubiquitous on most red carpets.
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The star has also looked flawless on red carpets, most recently to promote her new HBO comedy Camping early last month.
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Although this vacuum works best on carpets, it can also be used to tackle pet hair and dust on hard surfaces.
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This is especially true with celebrities on red carpets and news anchors, whom many of us see on television every day.
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Stylists have become demi-celebrities, and the annual Met Costume Institute Gala has ballooned into the Super Bowl of red carpets.
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In the utility closet, she found a length of nylon cord she'd bought for tying up carpets in the last move.
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Mysterious coves and a gorgeous wooded landscape, Great Smoky Mountains National Parks carpets 521 thousand acres of Tennessee and North Carolina.
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Workers were also seen touching up steps on the South Lawn -- cranes overhead -- as carpets were removed from the West Wing.
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That's particularly the case now that the Grammys are on the way and musicians are on all sorts of red carpets.
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Mr. Cabrillos brings the audience closer to the sanctuary altar, creating an intimate space into which he drags two frayed carpets.
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Fifteen locations will have major renovations, and the rest will receive updates like new carpets, modern furniture and additional power outlets.
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The prospect of an existence utterly devoid of marvels, all fluorescent lighting and beige carpets, is one I'm unwilling to accept.
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In Liz Taylor's la-la-land of bloodstained art deco carpets, no cameras and zero press guarantee better word of mouth.
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"These days, everyone is seeking quick satisfaction and simplicity, but our carpets are the complete opposite of that," Mr. Sedghamiz said.
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In room after room, he took note of the Romanian brands — Medias crystal, Cisnadie carpets — that are now struggling or defunct.
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They're both a million miles from Michele's mise-en-scènes, with their tufted velvet banquettes and acres of specially engineered carpets.
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The device comes with multi-surface brushes, meaning that it can be used to clean carpets, hard floors, and so on.
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" "And then in that NHS room with those cream carpets and the plastic seating that we all know, they tell you.
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Inflation is running high and citizens are so squeezed that they can't afford to go the cinema or buy carpets anymore.
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"He should take out all Persian carpets in the White House," another carpet seller in Tabriz (not pictured) told Business Insider.
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This stain and odor remover can help keep your floors, carpets, and couches fresh, while discouraging further accidents in the house.
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Portland, Oregon's airport is known on the Internet for its charmingly ugly carpets, which have spawned their own hipster-y following.
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Since then, Melton and Mendes have not been shy about their love on Instagram, and have even walked red carpets together.
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Near the royal graves at Naqsh-e Rustam, professional textile cleaners wash carpets and leave them to dry in the sun.
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"No, I didn't say that," he said on Saturday when a reporter brought up his remark about rolling up the carpets.
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These are just objects, things that people make because we have decided not to live with filthy carpets or without pesto.
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Said hair, tainted with Zyklon B, was sent off to be turned into carpets, cloth, or delicate fibers for detonating bombs.
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Dressed-up corporate photo bait filled the hall, including a dozen pink carpets, complete with flattering lighting and a Beautycon backdrop.
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Outdoor space: Drought-resistant native plantings, along with a large avocado tree, fill the front yard; artificial turf carpets the back.
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Seas of black clothing and "Time's Up" pins have dominated red carpets, and hosts have given shout-outs from the stage.
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One of Perret's large-scale carpets with acrylic paint, in the form of a Rorschach blot hangs on the back wall.
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Though conspicuously absent from red carpets at the Golden Globes and Oscars earlier this year, in April things began to change.
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Carpets that have gone grimy from foot traffic can be spot treated with Bissell Power Shot Oxy for Carpet & Area Rugs.
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In turn, it imported carpets, spices and raw silk as well as acquiring the finest examples of glassware, ceramics and metalwork.
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Among the Swedes there is a notable amount of work by female artists: paintings, sculptures, embroideries, carpets and other decorative arts.
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It's in the dust from stain-treated carpets and upholstery, in some packaged foods and in foods cooked in nonstick pans.
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JP: Well, my daughter, Rickie, grew up seeing other women in my line of work on magazine covers and red carpets.
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Rather than making carpets, he will soon be serving wine in a bar that he will open on the ground floor.
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Much of the $20 billion economy, whose main products, aside from opium, are fruit and carpets, operates informally, paying no taxes.
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The sampler is placed gently on objects — rare books, furniture, carpets — to capture the escaping molecules that create a distinct smell.
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It has super strong suction that penetrates deep into carpets to unhinge debris, and its bagless nature makes cleanup a breeze.
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Carpets ranked fourth among Afghanistan's legal exports at $38 million in the 2016-1163 fiscal year, its Central Statistics Organization says.
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Qassimy's Kabul factory has found ways to sell carpets to Australian, British and German buyers by opening showrooms in those countries.
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Inside, a dozen black-clad assistants raced around on lurid magenta carpets, serving the 20-some customers on the ground floor.
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Around noon on most days, English classes start inside a small white tent with bright blue carpets covering the concrete floor.
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Add extra padding beneath your existing carpets and lay down play mats in areas where your baby roams off the carpet.
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Ultimately, they know red carpets are as much a performance as the movies and TV shows for which their characters are nominated.
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David, an SNL alum and the voice behind the llama in The Emperor's New Groove, sometimes appeared on red carpets alongside Kate.
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In 2017, she told PEOPLE that watching her mom get ready for red carpets sparked her interest in creating a YouTube channel.
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At Jackson's inauguration they swarmed the White House in their muddy boots, soiling the carpets, ruining the furniture and breaking the china.
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Hemp, instead, is typically used for its fiber to make all kinds of products — food, paper, cardboard, carpets, clothes, rope, and more.
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Acting aside, he's stepped out on red carpets with jaw-dropping looks and delighted fans with his recent feature for Playboy magazine.
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Ah, yes those early-2000s years full of Affleck and Jennifer Lopez on red carpets, in music videos, and, of course, Gigli.
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But, come time for them to be seen on red carpets and in Cardi B's music videos, it will all make sense.
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With reports of five times more power than the 600 series, the 890 sucks debris up from both carpets and hard floors.
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The CR7 hotels feature carpets with Ronaldo shoe prints, trophies and foosball tables, and the sound of crowds cheering fill the corridors.
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Seen on red carpets and runways alike, we consulted our crystal balls, and all signs point to this unorthodox look being huge.
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"I hope that women continue to shatter the mold of how they've been expected to appear for red carpets," Ehrlich tells PEOPLE.
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This threat makes museum exhibitions like Garden Paradise, which highlight the carpets' art, technology, and enduring motifs, all the more culturally urgent.
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A couple of red carpets ago, there was a certain TV host who made an ill-timed joke about Zendaya's faux locs.
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As they "feel" their carpets begin to rise slowly off the floor, they can hold the sides to steady and steer them.
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On our side, it's mostly fruit and dried fruit and potentially through India to other places for products like carpets and others.
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What happens in a 10-day whirlwind of red carpets and premieres will likely drive film conversation for the next 12 months.
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And Aussie band Peking Duk proved Australians truly do red carpets better than anywhere in the world, bringing puppies as their "dates".
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Stairs, marble floors, thick carpets, Renaissance pillars, ladies in ermine and pearls, spirit-armoured mediums channelling New Dead visiting from Sum- merland.
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It's refreshing to see Hollywood's leading Black actors and actress take this opportunity to remind us that red carpets can be fun.
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When she's not onstage riding magic carpets and grooming her pet tiger, Reed is designing a line of Disney Princess-inspired chokers.
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Even Lady Gaga — the woman who's paraded down streets and red carpets in some of the most head-turning 'fits — herself agreed.
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Fisher brought the dog around the world with her — Gary was frequently photographed with Fisher on red carpets and at film premieres.
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Despite the glitz, Grammy carpets and sparkling long-term relationship with his fiancée Nazanin Mandi — Miguel hasn't forgot about where he started.
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I can just go to a red carpet and just go home, because it's like my favorite part is the red carpets.
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You mentioned Black Panther earlier; the red carpets for events surrounding that movie's premiere are a good example of what I mean.
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This means American companies are still banned from doing business in Iran, except for trade in civil aviation, carpets and agricultural products.
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Her activities have fostered a surreal dichotomy in her public persona, as she is photographed on red carpets and in refugee camps.
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We learned from neighbors that the woman who lived there before had been a hoarder, and the dingy, stained carpets were proof.
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These include halting Iran's ability to export its carpets and foods into the U.S., as well as ending certain licensing-related transactions.
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Not far away, an old casino has been converted into a gem emporium, chandeliers aglow above marble floors and rich red carpets.
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In the middle of awards season, where Farrelly will be making promotional rounds, will Hollywood embrace his presence on the red carpets?
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But here are the best of the bunch that define the Grammys as one of the red carpets worth paying attention to.
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Like the carpets hung on the rear stage wall for its set, Jiri Kylian's "Symphony of Psalms" (1978) is big and heavy.
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Much like the carpets in early 2000s VHS video rental stores, the state of the VR ecosystem is already telling a story.
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But there were workers running everywhere, the carpets weren't installed yet, and the floor was concrete, which wasn't great to dance on.
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Instead, it's typically used for its fiber to make all kinds of products — food, paper, cardboard, carpets, clothes, rope, CBD, and more.
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They've also used social media to coordinate events aimed at spreading their message, like protests outside theaters and on premiere red carpets.
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Teens used to dream of being movie stars, sauntering down red carpets in glamorous dresses before a glittering sea of paparazzi cameras.
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Naturally, the owners of Axminster Carpets would love for Britons to think of the monarchy's imprimatur whenever they hear the company's name.
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An agreement, for example, could require workers to lay plastic sheeting over your carpets and clean up dust and debris each night.
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They also replaced the roof and removed carpets throughout, installing new cork floors of the type originally laid down in the house.
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Unlike other red carpets, where awards for singing and acting are at stake, the Costume Institute's red carpet is unabashedly about fashion.
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Wisteria wraps around the belvederes, Confederate jasmine and fig vine cover garden walls, and shrubbery carpets the top of the detached garage.
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They also end imports into the United States of Iranian carpets and pistachio nuts, both of which are important symbols for Iranians.
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More than 80,000 chemicals are being used in food packaging, clothing, building materials, furniture, carpets, cleaning products, cosmetics, toys and baby bottles.
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Working with the design firm Studio g & a, they used bright wallpaper, big art and colorful carpets to decorate the unadorned space.
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She and her husband rolled up the carpets and told their three children to put their toys and belongings on their beds.
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"Whether it's spices, jewelry, carpets, ceramics or handmade scarves, you can buy top-quality items here at very reasonable prices," she said.
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Choose between its max and powerful mode for carpets and floor messes, while its crevice tool works best to reach higher messes.
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She has given the English translation of the director's (many) speeches and interviews, through several red carpets and late-night TV appearances.
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Models danced down a runway lined with Persian carpets, wearing gowns that were charred or burned, and, in some cases, billowing smoke.
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Solution: The American Lung Association has several recommends for limiting dust mites, including getting rid of carpets and damp mopping your floors.
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I stepped into spare, medieval grandeur, a bare stone antechamber lined with palm trees in brass pots and faded, once-elegant carpets.
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Check out some of Larson's best style moments and jams from simpler times, when flip flops were socially acceptable on red carpets.
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Evaluate the safety of floors and floor coverings, including throw rugs (a big no-no), loose carpets and raised ledges between rooms.
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They have appeared on red carpets together as an official couple, so at the very least, they're okay with everyone knowing they're dating.
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The iRobot Roomba 690 is a sleek and premium robot vacuum with three stages of cleaning for hardwood floors, carpets, and area rugs.
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The scientists suggest this tech could also be used in soft robotics or other situations that involve cleaning flexible filaments, such as carpets.
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This Wirecutter favorite includes useful accessories like a brush roll that digs into carpets as well as a smaller, motorized brush for upholstery.
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Along with hitting red carpets sans a bra, Jenner has also gone braless as part of her supermodel career walking in runway shows.
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Tim McGraw and Faith Hill's daughter Maggie is all grown up, and now she's a familiar face when it comes to red carpets.
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I used the short brush almost religiously, and I mostly used the head meant for carpet cleaning on both carpets and hardwood floors.
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The Dyson's powerful motor works on all kinds of surfaces — deep clean your carpets or touch up your wood floors in one sitting.
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The women involved with Time's Up spent much of this past awards season getting the word out about the initiative on red carpets.
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The red carpets may be back in storage for another year, but the point has been made: Women are done waiting for permission.
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Before Sunday's show, let's take a look at those stars and their outfits who walked the VMA red carpets many moon-men ago.
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It works on hard floors and carpets, and its battery has a two-hour runtime, which is long enough to clean most homes.
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The two have escorted one another down red carpets, celebrated birthdays together, and have been supportive of their individual endeavors along the way.
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Since then the "Girl on Fire" has been spotted on red carpets seemingly makeup-free – and says that sentiment is here to stay.
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A man in the home, who police said was there to clean carpets, was shot in the abdomen and is in critical condition.
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Having walked countless red carpets in designer gowns, the actress wanted her wedding dress to be unlike anything she had ever worn before.
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It usually involves changing some carpets, sofas, curtains, and things like that, so they feel more at home during their months-long stay.
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Since 2014, he's enjoyed plenty of attention from media outlets as he continues to plague red carpets and other hives of celebrity activity.
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Despite the red carpets, Alexis was never destined to have a portrait taken with Hillary Clinton or be on the cover of Time.
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The following year, Chapman married the Hollywood movie mogul, and simultaneously, the Marchesa label appeared more and more on high-profile red carpets.
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More than a quarter of them work in manufacturing, confined to poorly lit, barely ventilated rooms embroidering clothes, weaving carpets or making matchsticks.
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We still saw him on the Golden Globes and Grammys red carpets, even though the accusation was in the middle of being investigated.
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According to Ryan Smith's Facebook page, he was from San Diego, and had founded reWoven, a company that creates traditional handcrafted woven carpets.
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And with the new digital V10 motor that's among Dyson's lightest and strongest, you'll remove more dirt and Cheetos dust from your carpets.
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Slightly less concerned with the cutest couples and best dressed on the red carpets, we wait for nominees and awardees with reluctant expectancy.
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Two artist in the Netherlands are making vibrant large-scale rugs and carpets out of their own sophisticated adult Play-Doh like foam.
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"As such, many of the artworks, furniture, and carpets went, leaving the living room with only a part of its decoration," Anelli said.
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Professor Beard believes she may have stumbled across one of them at Persian Gallery, a shop selling antique carpets in mid-town Manhattan.
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The actress, who has become an advocate for sustainably-minded style, started posting her outfit credits on Instagram a few red carpets ago.
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They died due to suffocation from smoke when the suspect deliberately set fire to carpets and tables using gasoline he brought with him.
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It's time to replace all those glitzy red carpets and frothy acceptance speeches with dark, gritty, sometimes terrifying, frequently stimulating pop culture badassery.
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The courtroom, which looked like it hadn't been updated since the 1970s—wood paneling, emerald carpets, brown leather seats—was about half-full.
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We've hosted red carpets and parties, and even our sold-out our own rap tour (it was a one night, two show tour).
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There's always some strange outfits on red carpets, but there's normal, expected risk taking and then there's CeeLo3PO ... errr, we mean CeeLo Green.
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The Adcolor Awards commend diversity in media and advertising and give trophies to people more accustomed to conference rooms than to red carpets.
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While he was imprisoned in Spandau, his wife, Henriette, and relatives worked for more than a decade to reclaim art, carpets and furniture.
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The Pentagon announced Thursday that the briefing room will be closed for a week to replace the carpets and do other maintenance work.
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Shark's vacuum uses a bristle brush and a soft brushroll to pick up dust, hair, crumbs, and debris from carpets and other flooring.
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There were always red carpets to everything she went to, and hundreds of people just gawking at the celebrities who would walk through.
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Dining tables were set up on the roof beneath gazebos, and they changed the carpets daily to announce the day of the week.
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I would see iterations of the dress everywhere, worn by models on red carpets and by customers at the bank where I worked.
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In the stalls of the Old City, shopkeepers ushered us into back rooms lined in carpets and pillows to drink glasses of tea.
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The bus would pass brightly lit cities, carpets of sagebrush and abandoned farms, before hitting El Paso, where passengers would cross the border.
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He knows where to position carpets to improve sound quality and how many chairs to place onstage depending on the tone of Mrs.
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A former Treasury Department official, Powell is familiar with garnering congressional support and pledged to wear Capitol carpets thin by meeting with lawmakers.
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General licenses also exist for some commercial passenger aircraft and related parts and services, and for importation of Iranian-origin carpets and foodstuffs.
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The former bad girl has come a long way from walking red carpets with a vial of her husband's blood around her neck.
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This summer, according to Reuters, around 25,000 carpets from around the country were laid out across nearly 500 acres, under the sizzling sun.
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At the time, few knew that he owned art, books, carpets, ceramics, furniture and silver that would later be valued at $600 million.
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Through a series of improbable events, Axminster Carpets is now closely linked with a corporation that, image-wise, is the opposite of aristocratic.
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That year, a writer and lager enthusiast, Kit Caless, started Wetherspoon's Carpets, a blog that cataloged the floor coverings of the company's pubs.
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One recent afternoon, a handful of looms in the factory were churning out carpets, and the building pulsed with a noisy, arrhythmic heartbeat.
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And a slowdown in home sales can curb spending on all manner of other items, from furniture to appliances to paint and carpets.
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At Mr. Gambrel's Hamptons rental, you'll find not only leather upholstery and high-end bedding, but also extra-thick, custom-cut sisal carpets.
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The most common issue in the vehicles is the carpets and upholstery that either needed to be repaired or replaced, according to Heller.
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From her mother, Hogg inherited a love of faded Oriental carpets, chinoiserie lacquer and the chintz-like colors found in 18th-century porcelain.
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Home Depot announced Tuesday that it will stop selling rugs and carpets coated with "forever chemicals" linked to cancer and other health issues.
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Mr. Weinstein, who had walked red carpets around the world and rubbed elbows with Bill and Hillary Clinton, overawed his accusers, prosecutors said.
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The Cullinan is Rolls Royce&aposs first attempt at an SUVIt&aposs covered in luxurious materials from real metal accents to lambswool carpets.
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The DuoClean floorhead glides from carpets to hard floors, with an anti-hair wrap that actively removes hair from the bristle brush-roll.
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A study in Egypt showed that artisanal rugmakers learned to make higher-quality carpets after being connected with more demanding rich-world buyers.
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The Paek Hwa Won Guesthouse had the feel of a minor Middle Eastern palace: gold carpets, jumpy staff and scores of empty rooms.
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It's an odd, confusing time to be someone who writes about red carpets, and it's made some fashion writers rethink the way forward.
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My entire job involves discussing red-carpet fashion, and I am a feminist, so I clearly don't believe that red carpets are sexist.
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It's all about freedom with a cordless device, as you glide from carpets to hard floors and reach anywhere in your home, with ease.
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My dad [now Caitlyn Jenner] was always doing red carpets, going to events and he was working with ESPN a lot at Disney World.
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These days, of course, most major newspapers and magazines tout their own iteration of the best-dressed list for all the biggest red carpets.
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FROM PEN: Natalie Portman Reveals The One Benefit Of Dressing For Red Carpets While Pregnant Portman and Millepied, 39, welcomed Amalia on Feb. 22.
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The event splices together research scientists far more accustomed to red tape than red carpets with tech's deepest-pocketed and most idealistic upper echelons.
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The couple have not only attended numerous events and walked multiple red carpets together but Araujo even posted about their fourth anniversary on Instagram.
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When Less Is More Sometimes it's about not overdoing it, and the Grammys look was one of the easiest red carpets I've ever done.
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Mariah Carey is one of music's most extravagant stars, bringing her signature glitz and glamour to red carpets, magazine covers, and concert stages everywhere.
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In the project's previous iterations, Magic Carpets have illuminated the floors of a dormant cathedral in Morocco as well as 13th century Italian castle.
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It goes out of its way to treat smaller countries to the same red carpets and ministerial meetings that are lavished upon larger ones.
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But today, if red carpets and the latest fashion week runways are any indication, it's back, only this time in a much cooler way.
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