Uber debuted a lower price Chap Chap service in Kenya last month.
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Uber has launched a new, lower-cost service in Nairobi called Uber Chap Chap.
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HAB) recorded "Kanda (Chap Chap)," a rap about the fatty, greasy splendor of Ugandan-style chapati.
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I am one chap stick maniac, and carry bunch of chap sticks with me all the time.
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They are emblazoned with stickers reading "Uber Chap Chap", and a slogan in Kiswahili that translates as "Arrive Faster, Save Money".
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Uber Chap Chap gives it another way to differentiate, though Uber's Nairobi drivers have complained that launching lower-priced services undercuts their earnings.
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To make Uber Chap Chap possible, Uber worked out a deal with CMC Motors, a car importer based in Nairobi, to import 300 Suzuki Altos.
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Always a chap, never a pant Clearly, Rih's gotten used to feeling the breeze on her thighs thanks to her Manolo Blahnik collaboration denim chap boots.
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If the positive response is sustained, he said, Uber will consider introducing Chap Chap across Nairobi and in the capitals of neighboring Uganda and Tanzania, Amado said.
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The chap seeks control of Gershwin's 15 million $ estate.
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Jumia follows Uber, which introduced a low-cost, quick-trip option called Chap Chap to users in Kenya in 225.70 and has added a motorcycle service in Uganda and rickshaws in Tanzania.
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Greenwich Village chap Michael Healy perished by parasol on Nov.
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Now listen, chap — you are a citizen of the world!
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I found one such bearded chap, clad in green, irresistible.
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Made possible by using a fleet of fuel-efficient budget sedans, Uber Chap Chap (Swahili slang for "hurry, hurry") is currently available in several areas of the Kenyan capital, including its central business district.
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"Sam is a very happy little chap," Henry told BuzzFeed News.
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Think you might care to embark on that instead, mm, chap?
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The chap who did the tests for Christmas lights charged £575.
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"He is a really lovely chap," a family friend told PEOPLE.
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Yes, these are chap jeans, and yes, we're totally into them.
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The big pink chap has literally no concept of the law.
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In other words, she's slowly creeping her way into chap territory.
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Chap Petersen (D), whose teenage son took one of the tours.
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"This is quite an easy chap to dress," Mr. Wainwright said.
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I think the poor chap would rather fall in between two stools.
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"I just want a coffee," says a frustrated chap in the video.
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He was a really nice chap, but there was no real connection.
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We'd even settle for just seeing Roberts rock Riri's denim chap boots.
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Chap, you're still wearing trousers; I don't think that's how it works.
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"He is a really lovely chap," a family friend previously told PEOPLE.
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We're just going to bring forward this other chap you've been preparing.
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"It was a bit cramped, but for the price you're paying, it doesn't really matter," he said, adding that he intends to use Chap Chap for trips downtown and in adjacent neighborhoods where it is available during the pilot.
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Nairobians such as Mwirigi, who looks for a bargain when hailing a ride on his phone and will shop around, are one of the targets of Chap Chap, Uber's East Africa general manager Loic Amado said in an interview.
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Who do you think will wear the Manolo Blahnik denim chap boots better?
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Not quite the brooding, chiselled chap portrayed on-screen by modern-day actors.
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"George is a real star, quite the little chap," a source tells PEOPLE.
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At first that was all there was, just this sickly, grim-looking chap.
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I attended a meeting, and there was this young chap with the older guys.
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I massaged some Chap-Stick on my scuffed shoes and ran out the door.
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Back in May, a chap named George received some ridiculously long jeans from ASOS.
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Despite the belts, baubles and sceptres, he remains a grounded, down to earth chap.
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Every day their hair is on fire and that includes this chap who has none.
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"He is a really lovely chap," a family friend told PEOPLE last year of Brooksbank.
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"He is a really lovely chap," a family friend told PEOPLE last year of Jack.
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You may have seen the chap in the wheelchair trundling on with the massed ranks.
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"George is a real star, quite the little chap," a source told PEOPLE on Saturday.
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Or the chap who wondered how many buses he could jump over on his motorcycle.
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Styles, the mischevous chap that he is, had previously denied rumors of a solo career.
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Google got Dominique Ansel—the chap who invented the Cronut—to make the Pi pie.
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" She happily rhymes not just "hat" with "chap," but "Houlihan" with "boule-igan" and "hooligan.
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If we could get a chap out of trouble, they'd do as we ask forever.
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It's perfect, however, for those with aging skin, diagnosed dry skin issues, or intense chap.
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"He was a very shy chap," the bassist and songwriter of English band Slade recalls.
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Chap Petersen, whose teenage son attended a tour of the mansion, according to the paper.
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"A cheeky chap" is how I'd refer to my pup, Jasper, in the above photo.
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"He is a really lovely chap," a family friend told PEOPLE last year of Jack, 31.
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She liked the look of the chap so she messaged him and asked for his number.
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"He is a really lovely chap," a family friend told PEOPLE last year of Brooksbank, 20183.
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And then... I rub my eyes—who is that balding chap ordering himself a Yorkshire pudding?
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He is a squat little chap made of a round head sat on a round tummy.
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Here's our take on it: Mark Gatiss is a clever chap;He always has a line.
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It was run by a Maltese chap but I did costumes and choreography for the girls.
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When John spoke up in a protest by saying 'Good God, Brian, you'll make the chap crazy!
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This ol' chap was pulled from the sands of a diamond mine in Siberia earlier this week.
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Yotam Mann, the "coder/musician" who you see and hear there, seems like a nice enough chap.
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Conteh, a jovial chap and sharp commentator, was noticeably absent at ringside and noticeably absent in general.
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He is 74, and she prefers to call him a jolly nice chap rather than a partner.
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Similarly, the nonsensical answer to 35A's "Cite a chap for speeding?" is TICKET AGENT, but not really.
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Schwarzenegger's a fascinating chap, but how deep can you go in a conversation that spans 16 seconds?
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Sebastian, Geokasta, Hugo - and they are all frightfully jolly nice, and isn&apost this Trump chap simply ghastly.
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Their lips would chap and crack, he said, pointing to the pieces of peeling skin on his lips.
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When one chap dropped his phone mid-video in a nightclub, he inadvertently captured a pretty brilliant scene.
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The sort of chap girls take pity on, but not enough pity on, if you take my meaning.
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Back and forth her arm winds, bouncing the poor chap against the shiny municipal paint on the wall.
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Still, in the eyes of the All England Club, he was simply not the right sort of chap.
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That offer is exactly why 24-year-old lawyer Brian Mwirigi said he clicked the new "Chap Chap" option on his Uber app last week when he noticed that his short trip to deliver documents to a client would cost 100 Kenyan shillings ($1) less than with the standard "uberX".
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He's a chap who had been to their restaurant and said to me that I should check them out.
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WONG CHAP WING, a native of Hong Kong, runs a factory in Dongguan, an industrial city north of Shenzhen.
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You'll just have to live out your dreams of having Rihanna's closet through a different pair of chap-boots.
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And the poor chap didn't have Tinder to see what hoop-skirt loving ladies were living in his area.
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"George is a real star, quite the little chap," a source told PEOPLE of the September nuptials in Norfolk.
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The lazy chap above was filmed by Ronnie Huddleson off the coast of the Copeland Islands, Northern Ireland, recently.
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The Old Geezer would nudge me now and then, just before a note would arrive for an unsuspecting chap.
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Extra cheeky One Direction chap, Horan graced his leftover fans with a surprise acoustic song, "This Town" last Friday.
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Take puzzle number 91 (of over 370), which reveals a little chap standing on a scale in his underwear.
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The chap with the large beard to Beckham's right, by the way, was not one of the other receivers.
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The cheerful chap above is one of the masked hunters chasing the protagonist of the Season 2 episode "White Bear".
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Since the Suzuki Alto can travel further on less fuel, Uber is able to offer Uber Chap Chap's lower prices.
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"I was just so worried — what a trauma for a little chap to walk behind his mum's body," Spencer said.
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"You gotta turn on the Thai when you talk to him," said a stable mate, a big chap from America.
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Meanwhile, back in old Ulster, her sister Allison marries a chap who turns out to have a nasty, secret past.
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Morton is a burly chap whose arms are covered with conversation-starting Scottish pride tattoos — a Celtic knot, Gaelic dragons.
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Sorry, Henry old chap, but director Tom Harper realizes how tired we are of watching all-male, all-white casts.
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"All I can say is that things are much worse than this chap has discovered," he told Motherboard in an email.
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Luckily, some helpful chap has produced "England: A Beginner's Guide" to help visitors better understand the customs of our fair nation.
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So, if it feels like rough stuff out there for you, a middle-of-the-road chap, that might explain it.
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But, just as she reiterates just how "mad" she is at the aforementioned "gorgeous" chap, she drops a bombshell on us.
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Madison, but I don't think this chap eye-humping someone in the subway is the best way to rebrand your company.
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But, there's one modest, self-effacing chap I know who doesn't go by any of that grand sounding, self-anointed malarkey.
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And I was just so worried, you know, what a trauma for a little chap to walk behind his mum's body.
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I don't think they actually met, but I think Trump said what a good chap Boris is or something like that.
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Game of Thrones went for it earlier this season with a close-up of a chap checking his penis for warts.
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Kasparek was a mesmerizing, deeply expressive chap, particularly for being made of wood and having no movable parts of his face.
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The demure lady in a pristine white coat is going steady with a chap with long hair and a leather jacket.
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With Chastain's adorable dog, Chaplin (or Chap for short), stealing the show, we almost didn't notice anything different about the photo. Almost.
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So, know that your mum has your back, and she'll give the chap a jolly good telling off should that be required.
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Chap Petersen (D) saying he's "very uncomfortable with a lot of what's going on," regarding Confederate statues, according to The Washington Post.
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"The British constitution is a state of mind," says Peter Hennessy, a historian who calls this the "good chap" theory of government.
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But for Robbie and her production company, Lucky Chap, I, Tonya is just the beginning of bringing more women's stories to light.
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Through some spectacularly sophisticated video editing, it looks like the chap at the Leica stand re-inserts the film into the camera.
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The British automaker started with a GT12 Coupe but voted to ditch the roof so the chap could hear the V12 roar.
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After a mother took away her 11-year-old son's video game system, the little chap decided to go for a drive.
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Neighbors possibly felt the same way in Argentina when the kindly old chap who lived downstairs was arrested as a war criminal.
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Venture reporter and genial chap Jason D. Rowley put that figure at $295 billion, give or take, at the end of 2019.
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In "Restaurant," the Breton-striped-shirt-clad artist wistfully shares a steak supper with a chiseled-looking chap in a candlelit bistro.
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Tolkien: Maker of Middle-earth provides a thorough picture of Tolkien as a remarkably finical creator, a detail-oriented chap — a craftsman.
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One chap, however, seems to have got his profile just right, as he's been named the most popular man on Happn in London.
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A chap in a Lenin cap, Philippe de Veulle, acted as the group's lawyer, advising security personnel that the demonstration would be peaceful.
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Today, the company released Houseparty for Mac, a simple group video chap designed to enable faster video chats among close friends and family.
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The most illuminating of these chats is with Ata, a congenial bearded chap who delves at length into the history of teutonic techno.
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Earlier in the month, Tom Holland posed for some snaps for British GQ. Wishing the sun would come back like this handsome chap?
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"The way you go through it was to rest your arm on the shoulder of the chap in front of you," he said.
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Game of Thrones has always indulged in the indecent—the whole show starts with a handsome chap kicking a lad out the window.
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A chap called Admiral Vernon—commander in chief of the West Indies Station—thought he had the answer: Water it down a bit!
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There are also standards done well, including chap chye, a Peranakan dish of vegetables and glass noodles cooked in pork and prawn stock.
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But, I was also intrigued as to what this chap could possibly have to say after leaving me on read for so long.
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" At the time, the BBC famously rejected the singer, saying he was a "cockney chap but not outstanding enough" and "devoid of personality.
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Sam hit it off straight away with a chap called Will, who seemed to be just as much of a mega-fan as Sam.
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As it turned out, I was never given the chance to flout Twitter's rules: The chap never replied; after several months, I gave up.
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"The way he goes about it, try to copy that and try to get Chap the ball in the best situation possible," Miller said.
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First, William's friend Logan (Ben Barnes), who seems like kind of a nasty chap, suggests to him that the park sent Delores to him.
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Chap is still giving the actress a run for her money in the cuteness department, but we'll go ahead and call it an even split.
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After all, this week brought us the British chap who took what he called a selfie with the person who had just hijacked his plane.
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Even among those who profess to think him a decent chap, there is a widespread conviction that he does the monarchy more harm than good.
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I notice an older chap in a tutu, happily nodding along to what appears to have been the same song for the past 30 minutes.
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" Stephen Bush of the center-left British magazine New Statesman said that Mr. Bolton was "the man who makes neoconservatives say, 'Steady on, old chap.
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And so out of that to invent, as my father did, this socially adept, well-spoken, charming chap — that was an operation of great complicity.
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I'm a Blistex kind of guy myself, but as long as you are using some sort of chap-stick, you should be in the clear.
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The slippery chap in the picture below was discovered in the back garden of a holiday home in Blakeney, UK — a full 2km from the sea.
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Why waste the precious bag space when those micro-moments that get you through the day — a drugstore Chap Stick run or the usual 3 p.m.
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"A fellow sung out at me, 'hey Tony,' I turned around, there was a chap wearing a Vote Yes badge," Abbott told Melbourne radio station 3AW.
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The HDB surpassed SIT, their predecessor by constructing more HDB flats and even beating the 14-storey Forfar House with the chap lak lao (16-storey) flats. .
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For a mere $200 a shirt, the young and ironically chic can look almost but not exactly like the chap who brings boxes to their parents' doors.
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Yes, the documentary is more of an on-brand celebration than a searing exposé of ego and excess, but Aoki comes across as a genuinely sincere chap.
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In case you were wondering what the "seabirds straight ahead" bit means, this is what a petrel looks like: This grumpy chap is the Southern giant-petrel.
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And I recommend strongly, old chap, mon semblable, my darker brother, that unless you want to be the man's bumboy chump, you best do as I do.
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In a family portrait, by her father, the photographer Guillermo Kahlo, a teenage Kahlo wears a suit and parts and tucks her hair like a natty chap.
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With... Dame Judi Dench She's done with Bond but back in play for "Victoria & Abdul," dating a jolly nice chap and giving Iago higher marks than Trump.
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"It's founded on the good-chap theory of government, the idea that people will abide by norms and culture, and that's where the breakdown is," he said.
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The timid little chap who had shadowed Zaka was now the expansive and voluble owner of an employment agency that recruited care workers for hospitals in Luton.
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While you might feel for this chap who can't catch a break, we're pretty sure this is how a Queen of Westeros would react to the diabolical plan.
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It's as if a chap who spent his early career as an honorary extraterrestrial has subsequently applied himself—with cub scout seriousness—to the role of affable earthling.
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The aerial firefighting hero supposedly has a "payload of up to 218 kg," according to a chap called Stan Kostic, listed as Product Coordinator in the Indiegogo video.
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You'll do all this through interacting with the builder Bolson, a pink-panted chap who's happy to rest beside the fire outside your pad long after work's completed.
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The game's protagonist is a silent, 43-year-old chap who moves from a big city to rural Inaba in April 2011, the start of the school year.
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Mrs Kirkham's is the only surviving raw milk Lancashire cheesemakers in the UK. The chap who runs the show is Graham Kirkham—and cheese is in his DNA.
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J.L.C. When you've become that frozen child, but you're an outwardly functioning, charming chap, there is a lot of wasteland inside you that is waiting to be cultivated.
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Example articles:Britain's good-chap model of government is coming apartThe brains behind CorbynomicsThe rise of the selectocrats in British politicsBritish attitudes to welfare have undergone a quiet revolution
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"Prince Harry wants us to see him as an ordinary chap, who does his own shopping — but he is not," wrote James Moore, a columnist, in the Independent.
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"In the short term, I'm not that worried about it," said Tom Honeyands, who hosts the YouTube tech review channel "The Tech Chap " with over half a million subscribers.
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If someone were to mention Zac Efron's name, the first thing to pop into your head would likely be that cheerful, singing chap from the High School Musical films.
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They're portrayed as this odd balance, with Angus as a quiet, stoic chap and Gregg as maybe the most excitable person in the universe, but they just work together.
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So when a near-unconscious Asian chap named Grover Ohta (Takashi Yamaguchi) spills off the bus one day, beaten and bleeding, the wagging tongues could power several car batteries.
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He went back and looked at the yield curve model from the New York Fed, which was done by this chap, Estrella, who is now teaching up at RPI.
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Still, she can't deny an "attraction," and Robert is keen, so.... "You're not just a woman — you're a right good chap, too," he tells her after their first clinch.
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Subscribe now for all about the 3-year-old royal s life at home, his preschool adventures and how he s growing into a proper little chap , only in PEOPLE!
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"We find Bishop at the beginning of this movie, he's quite a solitary chap," Statham told PEOPLE while promoting the action-thriller sequel in Beverly Hills, California, on Aug. 19.
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One man who embraces sober clubbing with all the fervour of Paul Hollywood at an Ann Summers' night in a bakery is a 20 year old chap called Bradley Gunn.
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Subscribe now for all about the 3-year-old royal s life at home, his preschool adventures and how he s growing into a proper little chap , only in PEOPLE!
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To celebrate the end of the evening, Rita changed into a pair of chap pants honoring who else but the queen of selfies and all that is hot, Paris Hilton.
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The model sported a black leather pair of chap-inspired boots from Rihanna's Denim Desserts collection with Manolo Blahnik, paired with — you guessed it — a pair of light-wash jeans.
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Sitting down with his pint, Mooney laughs out loud, and when someone asks why, he says it's because of a picture of a funny-looking black chap in the newspaper.
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Pretty soon a, not very bright but permanently grinning chap, who's been to a decent private school (which the Brits disingenuously call "public school"), will be flogging Igor shooting lessons.
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I feel my hands and lips started to chap up, but luckily I'm a chapstick hoarder and smear some all over my lips, nose, and knuckles once I enter the lobby.
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Given the singer's constantly sold out creepers and slides for Puma and those unmistakable denim chap heels, Rihanna has proven she has her finger on the pulse of what women want.
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It was a chap called Mr. Patel, and I just felt this massive sense of trust that he could do it—l just thought, You are the person to do this.
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It follows the picaresque adventures of a young chap named Jim Trewitt, who begins life as a foundling left on a brothel's doorstep but rises to become an impressively cunning businessman.
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In fact he's on his way to return it to Thomas — "I jumped to conclusions!" she laments, before they make it up to the "noble chap" by giving him the wintercake.
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A FELLOW Gulliver, cheery chap that he is, kicked off the new year explaining why 2350 might be even worse for business travellers than the year we have just put behind us.
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Amsterdam-based TRVL is aiming to shake up the travel industry by turning you (and that guy, and the lady over there and that chap over there, too) into a travel agent.
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In fact Mr Sayer was a nice, funny, ordinary chap, brought up in Liverpool and living in Bolton; station cognoscenti, despite his perfect, classless diction, could still detect the northerner in him.
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But the chap madness didn't stop there because… These chaps have knee-holes When you're gyrating so vigorously, it's easy to work up quite a sweat, so the more ventilation the better.
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Sir Elton John, a British national treasure and apparently very nice chap, walked off the Caesars Palace stage mid-set on Thursday night after being pawed at and distracted by a fan.
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You don't have to wait until the early hours of Christmas morning to see Santa bumbling about your room — now you can just invite the jolly old chap straight in via your smartphone.
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One felt a little sorry for the chap who'd poured his heart out to a hero, but it was a relief, on such a relentlessly agreeable evening, when Rock extended his comedy claws.
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"Some of you no doubt may be asking 'How can this chap lecture us about leadership when he has been caught up in some investigation around mining rights in Guinea, West Africa'," Walsh said.
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"It's already my second hometown #dubai selfie," he captioned: Now, we feel we shouldn't give more media attention to this chap, but considering that it's out there in the public attention, we're caving in.
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Well before Mr Madoff there was William Franklin Miller, a boyish-looking chap who convinced some friends in 1889 that his "inside information" at the New York Stock Exchange guaranteed a 10% weekly return.
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The story begins in 1965, with Grant's Thorpe sharing the fact that he's gay with another member of parliament (Alex Jennings, from "The Crown" and "The Queen"), a chap with his own eclectic palate.
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But for a chap worth an estimated $28 million, is jetting in from California only to recycle some anecdotes and have drunks from Birmingham throw their arm around you worth a few extra bucks?
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A chap at a Dog Brothers meet up, successfully using a three section staff (essentially giant nunchucks) to fight at range, ensnare and close on his opponent, and apply a stick choke for the finish!
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But it's the characterization of Maugham and the sound of his voice — "It's just too awful to be blackmailed by a chap who goes to the same shoemaker as oneself" — that makes this novel memorable.
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For example: The Chinese leader Mao Zedong, who cited Marxism as the model for his country, described "the ruthless economic exploitation and political oppression of the peasants by the landlord class" (Cotterell 2011, chap. 6).
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Never mind that they're both married to other people -- her to a wealthy older chap ("Ally McBeal's" Greg Germann), him to a slightly younger former classmate (Cobie Smulders), with whom he's trying to have a baby.
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"Livin' off the Land" Picture this: You're a portly chap in his 60s, and you're in charge of the record label that signed a deal with JT and you have to put up with this… Experiment.
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Creigh Deeds, Chap Petersen and John Edwards, joined Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee to reject the bill, sending it back to the state's Crime Commission in a 10-5 vote, The Washington Post reported. Sen.
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And if costumed kiddies aren't spooked by a remote control tarantula running up to them, they'll definitely be freaked out by this poor chap whose face is covered in spiders trying to make a meal of him.
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" The magazine's report mocked the tabloid press's preoccupation with the parties: "The People name the chap they claim is The Evil Emperor of Ecstasy—a 'baby-faced' dealer who enjoys a 'virtual monopoly' of the London scene.
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Take down that comical persona of an old-fashioned chap from rural Somerset, and what you're left with is an aggressively backward Conservative, whose positions on abortion and LGBTQ rights are further right of his own party.
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" The magazine's report mocked the tabloid press's preoccupation with the parties: " The People name the chap they claim is The Evil Emperor of Ecstasy—a 'baby-faced' dealer who enjoys a 'virtual monopoly' of the London scene.
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Directed by Steven de Jarnatt and starring a young Melanie Griffith, Cherry 2000 tells the story of a hapless chap named Sam Treadwell who breaks his Cherry 2000 sexbot after trying to fuck it in his flooded kitchen.
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AWS, Amazon's cloud computing arm, today announced the beta launch of the AWS Chatbot, a chatty little chap who slides into your Slack and Amazon Chime channels and can inform you of any issues with your AWS resources.
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Maybe I'll buy an HP and see what happens… You might remember this little chap from last year's Aldi ad, and if you saw Murder on the Orient Express this fall, his surrounding might also seem somewhat similar.
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Based on the book "Fashion Academy," by the mother-daughter team of Sheryl Berk and Carrie Berk, this adaptation, by the elder Ms. Berk and Sabrina Chap, asks whether Mickey's new persona, Kenzie, is really worth the sacrifice.
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If we'd actually made the tinfoil and cardboard replica of the Champion's League trophy that we spent at least two seconds deliberating over making, we would have handed it over to him and doused the chap in champagne.
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At The Disco frontman Brendon Urie, a handsome chap whose pop nuggets have lingered longer in the memory than anyone expected a decade ago, has had to move house after what he described as "constant harassment" from fans.
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"The cheeky chap of 'Have I Got News for You?' has morphed into a snarling populist," the Conservative commentator Matthew d'Ancona wrote recently, referring to a satirical game show that Mr. Johnson occasionally appeared on earlier in his career.
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Given her love for drama, glamour and a serious statement heel both on and off the big screen, we should have known Henson would eventually wind up in a pair of Rihanna's instantly iconic denim chap boots one way or another.
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The Levi's Trucker Jacket has been a classic wardrobe staple for stars and fashionistas alike for decades, withstanding the test of time in a world where $425 artificially mud-stained jeans and convertible chap-denim exist (insert the rolling eyes emoji).
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Given this unspoken assumption that manly men are pleasure-seeking sex-machines, it is not hard to see in Robert's feverish love-making an insecure chap who is nervous about what he is doing and anxious about being rejected for it.
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The chap behind the bar at the pub will not suddenly find himself cobbling his own shoes and milling his own flour because of the vote to leave the EU. Mr Ip seems to intend the self, in this case, to be Britain.
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With most Republican and Democratic leaders in agreement that Russia had behaved badly and that Mr Mueller was the chap to find out why, they disagreed only on one big thing: whether Russia was helped in its perfidy by the Trump campaign.
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Theresa May's Brexit deal was voted down by the largest margin of any government in history, Remainers and Brexiteers united over the result—and, meanwhile, some chap was hosting a Boiler Room-esque live stream from Parliament square across the street (watch below).
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The chap who politely invites me to play it (and really, really like it, as it happens) is one of four people at France's Headbang Club, who are working on a way for players to play in time with their own favorite metal tracks.
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In a school like Loyola, where the task of keeping everyday order is entrusted to the prefects, being head can bring out the tyrant in even the nicest chap, and Zaka brought to the position an obnoxious self-importance that made him absolutely insufferable.
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And just in case that fantasy ever becomes a reality, let us be the first to say we would gladly live inside a Riri-designed apartment and only wear oversized Puma sweatshirts, sheer bow-bedecked thigh-highs and denim chap boots for the rest of our days.
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That's right, Kendall is giving Riri a run for her Manolo Blahnik money in a pair of leather chap leggings that, at certain angles, can be seen going all the way up the side of her leg and fastening to the side of her denim short shorts.
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Shawn Mendes really does come across as a lovely, funny chap in his episode of Carpool Karaoke, and this is particularly evident in the section where he discusses Justin Bieber's underwear, and how much he'd pay for said underwear (jump to 1:45 in the clip below).
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Mao Zedong because they both used the word "exploit": The Chinese leader Mao Zedong, who cited Marxism as the model for his country, described "the ruthless economic exploitation and political oppression of the peasants by the landlord class" (Cotterell 2011, chap. 6).
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That small chap who speaks in riddles, seems out of touch with the times and even appears baffled by a revolving door in a Munich courthouse (ah yes, whatever did happen to the German GP last year?) is, in fact, the sharpest knife in the block.
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" Okkervil River frontman Will Sheff, whom The Guardian calls a "bookish chap," put it much less academically than Greif when he told the paper in 2014, "I like lyrics—I like writing, I like words—but I don't feel like good lyrics are a prerequisite to music being good.
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Looking like pieces in a Scrabble game, it spells out the meanings of such seemingly haphazard initials as CHAP - or Common Humanitarian Action Plan - RIMLG - or Regional Integration and Multi-Level Governance - WEEE - or Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and UNSSSS - the U.N. Security and Stabilization Support Strategy.
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Sofia Ventura, associate professor of political science at the University of Bologna, points to another characteristic of Mr Salvini's profuse communication: he puts himself forward on the one hand as the strong man who can solve Italy's problems, but on the other as an affectionate chap who loves children and animals.
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Every decision I've made over the past months — washing my hands until they chap and bleed, rescheduling a dental appointment from the chair when the hygienist reveals that she's "a little under the weather" — I've made not for my own benefit, but for the kicking, punching, blood sugar-spiking creature wreaking havoc beneath my skin.
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The severed heads casually dumped in the gutters of Ernst's streets; the frantic-looking chap fleeing the scene with a severed limb strapped to his suitcase ("Open your bag, my good man," the caption reads); the bearded gent tucking into his soup, oblivious to the roof collapsing around him: Ernst's images rhyme with the moronic awfulness of our age.
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The demands of war, the need to get fighter planes to the RAF boys as fast as possible, meant they just had to put up with it—even when this particular girl, all five feet two of her, was silly and romantic enough to write "Wilkins ATA" in the cockpit of one Spitfire, in the hope some handsome chap might get in touch.
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