The Note 10 is sharp, clean cut, and squared away.
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That he was tall, clean cut and handsome only helped.
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Like so many things in science, answers aren't always clean cut.
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" He describes himself as a "clean-cut guy from the Midwest.
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"The songs aren't as clean-cut" on Fixed Ideals, she says.
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Stylish and clean cut, he speaks quickly, with an ambiguous, subtle accent.
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It was another contest just made for the clean-cut mid-Westerner.
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His clean cut look screams life behind bars just ain't his thing.
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Growing up, Rosenfeld said, he was as clean-cut as it comes.
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Today's version of Lei Feng is Azhong, a clean-cut cartoon character.
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Stepien, 40, clean-cut and a veteran of former New Jersey Gov.
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But Mr. Kehoe was clean-cut and charismatic, "like a young businessman," Mrs.
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He reminded me of Santa Claus, but more clean-cut and tastefully dressed.
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But she was enchanted by his clean-cut good looks and easy charm.
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Some were clean-cut—for the first week anyway—others pierced and tattooed.
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She thought he looked like Kim's type -- so clean-cut -- and she introduced them.
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"I remember him as a sweet, clean cut, smart kid," Wendy McFarland told WMAZ.
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It is not so simple or clean-cut; it depends on other racial concerns.
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Ronny Jackson, who is the most clean-cut, wonderful person that you ever met.
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In photos for the media he looks the part: clean cut, white, self-assured.
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There are two things we can do to make a very clean cut here.
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Those 20-somethings, many in coat and tie, looked clean-cut and primly trendy.
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And it's a museum that privileges truth-telling, messy facts over clean-cut aesthetics.
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He's as clean-cut and boyishly telegenic as Zac Efron circa High School High.
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On one side: mostly clean-cut jocks who played football at the local high school.
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If you prefer Margot Robbie's look, aim for a clean cut just below the chin.
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And some of the lyrics did need some tweaking to suit his clean-cut persona.
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But the connection between aerial oversight and catching violent criminals isn't always so clean-cut.
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Their videos are slick, packed with clean-cut, white Europeans speaking about preserving their homeland.
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It had also caused some to question how clean-cut K-pop idols really are.
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Theuma – the tall, clean-cut taxi driver allegedly ordered by Fenech to hire assassins – followed.
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She's the clean-cut cheerleader who's fallen for the bad boy with a heart of gold.
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His clean-cut, God-fearing, small-town, virtuous persona appealed to many after the Nixon presidency.
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I looked at the profile of the guy who had DM'd me. Ex-military. Clean-cut.
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Or will the clean-cut champ play it smart and win by decision on the cards?
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She was less of a clean-cut villain for me, and more of a complicated person.
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Friends and teachers remembered him as clean-cut and warm, with a strong code of ethics.
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Poultry processing relies heavily on immigrant labor to clean, cut and package chicken parts for consumption.
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Buddy is the clean-cut star athlete who is ultimately toppled by the underdog school geek.
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She's been following Federer to all the Grand Slams, like a clean-cut Deadhead, ever since.
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The postwar boom is alive and well in Naples: clean-cut black outfits, televisions, new cars.
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If the victorious party wins a clear majority of seats, things are much more clean-cut.
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Shop comprehensive collections of clean-cut and chic menswear and womenswear for up to 215% off.
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There he is on the stage, clean cut with a bowler hat, girls screaming for him.
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His lyrics were suggestive and he was as sexually in your face as Jackson was clean cut.
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The 53-year-old actor and 30-year-old actress did not have a clean-cut separation.
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To this end Mr Bellamy, with the clean-cut looks of a choirboy, was an apt choice.
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Some would argue that building a backdoor for just one iPhone is a simple, clean-cut solution.
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If the mouse is the cuter, clean-cut, presentable one, the rat is the scruffy bad boy.
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Now his men are clean-cut for a new democracy, but in those days they inspired fear.
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Has all the makings of a clean cut -- kinda like that horseman guy from Katia's old show.
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Things can sometimes be so clean-cut in who's the bad guy and who's the good guy.
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"I thought he seemed like a very nice person — a clean-cut, American person," Ms. Seaton said.
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Paul D. Ryan Mr. Trump and the clean-cut and wonky Wisconsinite aren't exactly best friends forever.
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I like to be fully raw with my face and my hair, and not be so clean cut.
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In the media during the mid 20th century, Americans were often depicted as clean-cut and family-friendly.
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With his clean-cut looks, Mr Lamb, a practising Catholic, was at times mistaken for a Jehovah's Witness.
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Shockingly, she was barely bleeding because "the artery was kinked" and it was a clean cut, she explains.
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We grew up applauding Sandy's aesthetic evolution from clean-cut cheerleader into the naughty sex bomb Danny valued.
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A clean-cut guy with flecks of gray at the temples handed her a tray of his nasturtiums.
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West portrayed Batman and his alter ego Bruce Wayne as painfully earnest, straight-laced, clean-cut and trustworthy.
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Or if these air-rivers' remarkably clean-cut edges or shimmering, racing depths were somehow visible at night?
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The clean-cut Mr. Doyle lends a sweet voice and a sweet smile to his believably boyish Tony.
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Stephen Strange gives himself a more clean-cut makeover as he begins his training under the Ancient One.
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Suave, clean-cut, and well-spoken, Macron the candidate seemed like the product of a centrist basement lab.
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And that required relying on an image of the Kennedys as upstanding, clean-cut, even glamorous public servants.
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Another clean-cut young man cried recounting his eight-month sobriety — and how his journey has just begun.
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" He now wears bow ties and is known around the office as a clean-cut "crazy socks guy.
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I would hire these clean-cut young kids, and they would be lazy or not attentive to detail.
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I needed a knife that's good for giving a good clean cut through semi-soft cheeses like Gorgonzola.
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At the time, that was Dale Artus, a clean-cut man in his 22017s who sports a politician's smile.
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One of the men was tall and clean-cut, while the other was described as being shadier and quiet.
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The pieces endeavor, sometimes successfully, to juxtapose their subjects' clean-cut Macklemore facades with their violent ethno-nationalist worldviews.
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Trial watchers couldn't get enough of the clean-cut med student who attacked escorts to pay his gambling debts.
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But the Talking Heads have always been a contradiction; clean-cut hippies balancing choreographed whimsy against capitalist-critiquing anxiety.
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And his language was so filthy that it made me like the most clean-cut human being on earth.
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Finch, who is remarkably clean-cut for an unwashed anarcho-punk, represents freedom, sexuality and a comfortable racial identity.
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His cookie-cutter hairstyle and a clean-cut suit represent the boxes that society tends to put us in.
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The members exuded a youthful, clean-cut collegiate style, exemplified by their signature look: colorful, vertically striped Oxford shirts.
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Armani, known for its clean-cut designs, is also seen as a potential candidate for a stock market listing.
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They enlisted the clean-cut male student from downstairs to look after her while they went out for food.
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He's kinda clean-cut looking, like a cater waiter who somehow found himself in the life of a pop star.
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Superman follows rules, and is generally a far more clean-cut and brightly colored character than other heroes like Batman.
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So here is a new look, courtesy of frizzy ends needing a clean cut after going from red to blonde.
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The beard was a crucial step in his transformation from clean cut start-up kid to founder with an *aesthetique*.
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He had the impression that winemakers were like the clean-cut guys in Napa with family money and fleece vests.
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"I saw clean-cut-looking young people writhing on the floor, screaming and vomiting and urinating on themselves," he said.
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Rand Paul of Kentucky, said the US needs to "have a clean cut" with military involvement in the Middle East.
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Safe to say ... the guy's unrecognizable from the clean-cut, corporate look he used to rock prior to his imprisonment.
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His shorter hair adds a classic, clean-cut style, while his shaggy cut has a bit more of an edge.
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They toured the Soviet sphere, and even further, and they projected a certain clean-cut morality and proper decorum, patriotism.
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This find has a strong grip and 23-inch tanto blade that makes it possible to get a swift, clean cut.
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The top shell will pop off, then in one clean cut, turn it over and present it on to the plate.
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Up until the 1940's it was mostly an endless cycle of the same generic story—clean-cut hometown hero vs.
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This was a time when his clean-cut repression moved toward expulsion, and when all things prior began to come together.
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Then, he chopped his locks to go for a more clean-cut look while promoting his latest film with Dakota Johnson.
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True to his style, Armani, who celebrated four decades in fashion last year, kept his designs clean cut, rigorous and elegant.
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Rent the Runway offers more than 600 top designers, and pieces that range from flowy maxi dresses to clean-cut blazers.
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For the new study, Levinson and his colleagues rounded up 25 clean-cut teens between the ages of 220 and 22018.
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"This clean-cut look with its fashy haircuts can't relate to the Klan," said Beirich on a press call Wednesday morning.
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The performers are often Bambi-eyed maidens and clean-cut swains who have not necessarily been recruited for their vocal gifts.
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Many of the limbs had clean-cut cross-sections at the thigh, suggesting the soldiers had sustained shin and foot wounds.
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THE STAND-IN Leonardo DiCaprio, at 30 THE LOOK Early on, clean-cut 20-something who looks fabulous in white tie.
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When Smith eventually returned to California, he was not the same clean-cut folk singer with a nice smile and combed hair.
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Henry Cavill plays the role of Clark Kent/Superman in the film, a role which apparently called for a clean cut face.
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The Creed singer, 45, tweeted out a picture of himself and his son, Anthony, 14 months, revealing a surprisingly clean-cut style.
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I looked at myself in the mirror and I was like, 'This is so far from my redheaded, pale, clean-cut look.
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Not only had Pettis got the clean-cut look, but his leaping, sensational attacks marked him as an outlier in the sport.
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We got clean cut Criss Monday night at his charity event in Vegas, where he lost the eyeliner ... and his long locks.
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Walking into a bar in Williamsburg, I found Alig scarfing down nachos and a soda next to a beefy, clean-cut friend.
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Despite the odd controversy here and there, Joshua seems like a handsome, clean-cut good guy relative to Fury's beefy, leering antagonist.
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It has the type of production that's way more clean-cut from the fuzziness of their Keep On Your Mean Side days.
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Florentino Pérez, Madrid's president, wanted the clean-cut, good-looking superstar who had captivated the planet as a player and a brand.
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Now a clean-cut father of two, he speaks in schools as an activist for Never Again, a Polish anti-racism association.
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With his close-cropped hair and horn-rimmed glasses, Mr. Nype looked like a clean-cut academic, albeit with an ebullient baritone.
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And Jeffry Denman is unnervingly intense as Michael, the clean-cut tyrant who becomes Luke's self-appointed mentor, father and (possibly) lover.
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Part of her punch came from the tension between her clean-cut Midwestern look and her explicit exploration of desire and death.
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Fans of clean-cut heroes will be rooting for Jacob, although some of us would rather see devilish Rachel clean his clock.
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A built-in seam allowance guide and heavy-duty knife help create clean-cut and even seams on thick and thin fabrics.
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The clean-cut Kingston Trio, trying to advance their careers in the midst of the McCarthy era, generally avoided overtly political songs.
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The image of Peter breaking down at Tony's tombstone also underscores that Tony's sacrifice did not offer a clean-cut, happy ending.
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Perhaps Zayn was trying to shed some of his bad boy persona, opting for a beauty look that's a little more clean cut.
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Cathay was, in the words of one senior Western banker, "the pound of flesh that was necessary, but it was a clean cut".
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At face value, literally, Paul is a handsome, clean-cut white man at the heights of one of the most altruistic of professions.
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"He has swapped his pigtails for a slick clean cut, and his ball gowns for button ups and jeans," the profile described Zyrus.
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Clean cut and earnest, Steve Green projects an air of calm certainty, like a salesman who truly believes in the product he's selling.
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On the outside, Douglas Dodd might have seemed like a clean-cut kid devoted to his high school wrestling team near Tampa, Florida.
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Even the clean-cut waiters, who served vodka cocktails garnished with rose petals, personified the neutered charm of her eternally chaste boyfriend, Ken.
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The character is a clean-cut family man who has a secret life, in which he meets people through apps for sexual encounters.
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We asked Gerrit if he would try and keep his scruff or if he would embrace the Yanks decades-long, clean-cut tradition.
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The president's office said the clean cut men and women in suits, ties, and heels were "stand out" millennials from around the country.
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He's also got his own look, including a bushy beard that makes him stand out from the clean-cut men in those royal portraits.
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He was criticized for his clean-cut image and lighthearted attitude in the midst of late-'19943s turmoil, but that was OK with him.
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Their pitch combined images of clean-cut, studious children in jeans with such slogans as "Right for School", explains Tracey Panek, Levi's company historian.
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Photo Bloke shows a clean-cut figure in a pink suit paired with white Nike Air Force 1 shoes and a matching pink background.
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Mikan ended up with the Lakers of Minneapolis, where the young, clean-cut 7-footer would become the face of the newly-formed NBA.
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He pulled up his "professional" profile — on which he's smiling, clean-cut and buttoned-up amid a sea of bare chests and crotch shots.
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Heads Up Most major cities have some sort of niche Ping-Pong scene, typically in a clean-cut setting akin to an athletic club.
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You can tap the transition markers between video clips to add a transition, or leave the default, which is no dissolve (a clean cut).
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Was Hari feigning injury to escape a humiliating loss on the cards to the clean cut champ or was this injury straight up legit?
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" Kadlubek, the somewhat clean-cut looking, less visibly tattooed backbone of the group, confirmed: "I'm not going to reveal the lease numbers, but it's generous.
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A legend of course, the epitome of clean-cut American optimism, dancing with Gene Kelly as an equal, a warrior woman who never stopped working.
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The show, — about clean-cut gay lawyer and his tightly wound female best friend and roommate — has been heralded for it's portrayal of LGBT characters.
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It's an exploration of the machinations of a justice system that strives blindly for a clean-cut resolution amidst the unknowable muck of human nature.
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Pacino, his long hair tied in a ponytail, is the more rhapsodic, and the clean-cut De Niro is the more reticent of the pair.
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Flustering the Counter Striker While Moraes's fights against Assuncao and Dodson were less clean cut affairs, they were better showcases for his dynamic striking chops.
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Of average height and build, with pleasant features, a clean-cut style of dress, and a cool, neutral gaze, he didn't draw attention to himself.
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The ride-hailing service has now limited Mr. Kalanick's remaining shareholder powers, appointed a clean-cut new chief and brought in a new investor, SoftBank.
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Tall, clean-cut and proud to show off his skills with a rifle, Representative Conor Lamb "looked the part," as Mr. Trump likes to say.
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It brought in income, but the 80 or so clean-cut, uniformed members also bolstered the spirits of the deprived soldiers defending the Warsaw Pact.
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He was older than me, clean-cut and hot, an improbably nice star of local high school musicals who was known to date unassuming women.
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But there was also a lot of clean-cut, college-aged youths, indicating that the mindfulness movement might actually be making inroads to younger Millennials.
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And while those groups sometimes referenced hip-hop in their songs, they tended to have a more clean-cut image and sing pop songs about romance.
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And special thank you to Jojo, who fun fact: auditioned for the role of Wall-E but was considered too "clean cut" to get the part.
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The man said he missed "the clean cut men and women," who were athletes in his day and wished for a return of athlete dress codes.
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No matter what I always wear, I always incorporate really clean cut things with really baggy and dark things, like black shoes with a white outfit.
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I know I'm stating the obvious on that but at least on the tax side, markets have priced in perfection and a clean cut in taxes.
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Photo: APApple's foray in the ever-crowded streaming space raises some big questions about the kinds of content an otherwise clean-cut company plans to create.
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" Alex Abad-Santos, Vox: "The image of Peter breaking down at Tony's tombstone also underscores that Tony's sacrifice did not offer a clean-cut, happy ending.
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In the end, the strategy of emboldening birthers and doomsayers while championing a farm team of clean-cut fixers was destroyed by its own internal contradictions.
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Trump said he was shocked that this clean-cut Harvard guy with the perfectly parted hair — "straight out of central casting" — could have violently attacked women.
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The 62-year-old former prime minister's clean-cut, clean-living image had held appeal in Chartres, run for over 15 years by a conservative mayor.
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He is a particular favorite of Jimmy Fallon's; the two toured together on Mr. Fallon's "Clean Cut Comedy Tour" and produced a pilot together for NBC.
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The publisher of Rogue was William L. Hamling, a clean-cut young Chicago suburbanite whose first great love, like Harlan's and mine, had been science fiction.
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The same could be said of Lido's clean-cut pieces, which are free of any "unessential details, to reach the garment's purity," as Stankiewicz puts it.
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His sidekick this season is his classmate T. J. Leaf, a 6-foot-10 forward whose clean-cut look belies the sharp edge to his game.
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Though Elvis became famous for his boyish clean-cut good looks, he was still able to grow a beard, as he did for the 1969 western Charro!
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Clean cut geometric design belies the handmade nature of works by artist Ryan Bock, who believes that incorporating computers into his creative process diminishes his artistic presence.
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"Looking back, I think I felt a responsibility to be who everyone thought I was, this clean-cut guy who sings this nice pop song," he said.
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Upheaval in the 1960s spurred this on, as conservatives portrayed Democrats as libertine hedonists, permissive to a fault and at odds with Middle America's clean-cut values.
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I used to be into the more edgy look, but as I'm getting older, I like someone who looks well put together, a bit more clean cut.
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Though he had gotten his start playing guitar in thrash metal bands, Robinson was clean-cut, soft-spoken, and projected an air of authority beyond his years.
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Gaethje's highest caliber opponent has probably been Melvin Guillard, who Gaethje took to school in a strange split decision which seemed far more clean cut to viewers.
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Her clean-cut boyfriend at the time, Barry, was mercilessly beaten down by Lucious and his friends to keep him from competing for her affections any longer.
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"My closet is mostly white, black, gray and neutral tones; clean-cut blazers and retro leather jackets," said Ms. Kombo, a creative consultant in fashion and politics.
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As a tribute to the long and lovely, we rounded up 10 male celebrities who have pulled off both clean-cut, short 'dos and long, rugged locks.
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"Though the athletes of today are certainly superior to those in my days; we miss the clean cut young men and women from those days," Petersen wrote.
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"They thought, 'Let's get some nice, clean-cut college kids who aren't amphetamine addicts and see if they can run the magazine,' " Mr. O'Brien told The Times.
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Sensors feel when it is in the right position, and compressed air drives a blade through the stalk at a high force to get a clean cut.
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He was a clean-cut guy, nice personality—didn't come off as a rapist or a murderer—he was like a next-door neighbor kind of guy.
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A few noteworthy observations ... Rick and Jesus are rocking new, clean-cut looks -- and Jadis and the Oceanside ladies have apparently integrated with the rest of the group.
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The TV star, who played the clean-cut football player Finn on the Fox series, was found dead in his Vancouver, Canada, hotel room on July 13, 2013.
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That's something nearly everyone does: nerds and jocks, introverted teens and extroverted ones, poor kids and rich kids, C students and A students, stoners and clean-cut kids.
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The Socialist one, Benoît Hamon, a former minister under President François Hollande, has a clean-cut image and an aggressive debating style that plays well to the cameras.
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Last week, I wrote that it was only a matter of time before Paige realized that her parents' work isn't the clean-cut decency that they sold her.
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At this year's edition, held from February 23rd to 25th, booths manned by clean-cut millennials offered pamphlets on such subjects as child discipline and taxing carbon emissions.
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Elvis's look plus his gyrations and dancing made him nothing at all like the clean-cut, fairly sexless, nice American boy teenage girls were supposed to long for.
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DERRICK ROSE Derrick Rose has recently returned to the clean-cut look he wore in 2010-11, when he won MVP and owned the heart of his hometown.
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Despite these slip-ups, myself and my fellow drunken diners still consider ourselves clean-cut vegetarians, as if it doesn't count once you've broken the three-pint barrier.
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A clean-cut navy alligator strap and bright blue accents provide a jolt — not unlike the joy of arriving, after a wondrous journey, in a distant land. $9,400.
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As clean-cut as their 2010 "Broadway Christmas" may have been, it also displayed a ravenous need to entertain, not to mention unexpected senses of humor and kitsch.
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Like Spencer, with whom he co-edits a fringe right-wing website, Friberg is a clean-cut, smooth-talking far-right activist who describes himself as an identitarian.
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As the super-recognizers scoured the database for images of clean-cut white male shoplifters, they were startled by how many pictures of the man they had accumulated.
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Surprised neighbors and family members described the 23-year-old as a "good" and "clean-cut American kid" who "had no problems with any person," the Associated Press reported.
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In the photo's comment section — nearly at 10,000 and still going strong — fans are talking about everything from the singer's love life to his clean-cut Cannes tux look.
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If she was going to be a trophy celebrity for the anti-abortion cause, as they wanted, she would have to be an ideologue and clean-cut like them.
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The duo posed to take another photo, with Jackson smiling as the former child star — who recently debuted a more clean-cut look — gives a smirk to the camera.
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They are, in any case, cool guys of a particular vintage, avatars of a salty, clean-cut, old-style masculinity that is enjoying a somewhat improbable vogue these days.
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In July, Mr. Trump chose the clean-cut Mr. Pence as his running mate, bypassing Mr. Christie in part because of the nagging questions about the bridge closing scandal.
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"Boroski bar is purely sophisticated and sexy—I based it on [friend] Joseph Boroski, a clean cut bartender from New York who would like the minimalistic style," Sutton said.
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They were "clean-cut, not scruffy hippies burning cards," said David Eberhardt, 77, one of the Baltimore Four, an earlier group that poured blood on draft files in 1967.
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Before this clean-cut child would grow up to dish out medical advice and personal health tips on TV ... he was just a Cleveland kid raised by Turkish parents.
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When most people think of Mormon missionaries, images of a clean cut young men in ties and white buttons downs likely to come to mind — but things are changing.
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Set on Christmas Eve in Idyllic Small Town, Illinois, "Let It Snow" follows clean-cut youths who pair off in couples so adorable that you genuinely root for them.
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Instead of giving "Brexiters" their clean cut from the EU, Johnson now emphasizes renegotiating the UK's relationship with the rest of Europe, indeed of keeping it in the union.
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Fitting in nicely among the storefronts is the Walmart Museum, a 1950s-themed general store and soda fountain where clean-cut young white people serve you with a smile.
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Milwaukee (CNN)He seemed like such a nice man, the clean-cut 25-year old who visited a rural Wisconsin church one autumn morning in 1996, looking for a wife.
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Once appropriately taught how to make a clean cut, and ensuring no one is within a particular radius, a loud bell is rung to draw attention to the knife-holder.
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The holidays can push people to the brink of indulgence, and come January they need a clean-cut, cold-turkey break — a month to regain control of their food lives.
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But he looked in the mirror and saw his hair was longer than usual and his patchy beard was growing in, a far cry from his clean-cut military days.
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Contestants were invited to audition live or by sending in a YouTube video to convince the brand why he or she should be the clean-cut cleaning guru's stand-in.
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And polling for the second round of the French vote should be more straightforward to predict as it is more "clean cut" than the first round, according to Oxford Economics.
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Mike Vick says Colin Kaepernick should chop off his afro and go with a more "clean cut" hairstyle if he really wants a shot at playing in the NFL again.
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But Mr. Trump, a natural showman, has described Mr. Pence to associates as someone who looks the part, straight out of "central casting" with his clean-cut, silver-haired appearance.
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At the very same time that this offensive punk thing was happening with the Dead Kennedys and FEAR, there were these clean cut rock 'n' roll guys like The Knack.
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A band of clean-cut teenagers, most of them Thomas' kids, are on stage, playing the kind of anodyne, soulless, Christian rock music that evangelicals have foisted upon the world.
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A former White House official said the temper flare-ups left him with the sense that Mr. Porter was more volatile and troubled than his clean-cut image let on.
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Yet this clean-cut show deserves your attention all the same, with more than 170 works, and a broad selection from Giacometti's earlier sculpture, before the thin men took hold.
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Because of that, it's easy to buy into his act, to be seduced into thinking that there's no way this clean cut, handsome white man could ever commit such heinous acts.
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His death rocked Glee's tight knit cast, which included his girlfriend, Lea Michele, and exposed a life of trouble and addiction that was very different from his clean-cut public image.
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Far from the rough-and-tumble bigots of the KKK, these clean-cut white nationalists in suits and ties nonetheless hold extreme views on — and believe Trump's candidacy helps their cause.
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He even found a clean-cut way to include Ms Inul, whose career was not unduly damaged by the drilling episode: he made her a judge on one of his shows.
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Smartly dressed and clean cut, the former police chief runs Public Safety Testing, a company that conducts preemployment tests for police forces, fire departments, and paramedics in Washington State and beyond.
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I'm taken by the packaging, which features a clean-cut gay couple in what looks like a wedding picture, along with other mixed-sex and same-sex couples enjoying intimate moments.
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"Regulators will focus more on structural deleveraging in the future and avoid excessive use of 'clean-cut' deleveraging measures," he said in a statement released by the central bank on Tuesday.
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Bieber, 23, has become notorious for a string of indiscretions and scandals in recent years, shedding the clean-cut image he had when he burst onto the scene as a teenager.
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"Clean-cut, they make the trades that nobody thinks to make and get the most out of players before dumping them off before they hit a sharp decline," Lyles told me.
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"Just why two such clean-cut youngsters as Miss Cummins and Mr. Dall should be so cast is something for the Sphinx, but they certainly give it the works," he continued.
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From scowling barflies and clean-cut men celebrating the new year in Chinatown to Harlem churchgoers and weary-eyed hot dog vendors in Little Italy, all were captured by her lens.
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Elena Richardson is pretty, white, and rich; a mother to four children and a wife who schedules sex with her clean-cut, hardworking husband as if she were scheduling a haircut.
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Some LGBTQ Americans have condemned Buttigieg for "not being gay enough" -- citing his clean-cut, three-piece suit look and professed Christianity, and his G-rated public affection for his husband.
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Noisey: You pride yourselves as being the anti-clean cut Brooklyn rock group circa 2017—how do you think your sound fits into the current live music landscape in the city?
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And while he may indeed be more clean-cut than the average Burner, this conservatism in personal style does not extend to his business ideas, which are nothing short of radical.
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Mr. Fitter said Mr. Capparelli recruited young men "with a certain look" — clean cut and athletic — for the club, befriending them and taking them to the movies or out for pizza.
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His ear was crudely clipped, the jagged yet clean cut indicating a "home doxing" (which pitbulls and other breeds are often subjected to in order to achieve a desired look) gone wrong.
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Quite frankly, however, until we're shown otherwise, it's probably safer to bet on some pretty tame offerings from a notoriously clean-cut company with apparently little interest in rocking the content boat.
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The Western towns that dot the New Mexico landscape can sometimes embody more of a clean-cut, Epcot-esque vibe than the show is likely going for, but otherwise, everything looks gorgeous.
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Adil works as a stable hand, while Soochi is on the cusp of marrying a wealthy and clean-cut man, Karan (Anuj Choudhry, always slick), who just happens to be Adil's employer.
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The show's pared-back display is entirely aligned with Calero's own clean-cut new look, with hair that has been deftly shorn to shoulder-length by Dominguez in a matter of moments.
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These candidates will offer a bolder and more clean-cut progressive message than Clinton without necessarily self-identifying as socialists or trying to put themselves outside the basic dynamics of partisan conflict.
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Its hero is both a stubborn individualist and a team player, the quiet central figure in a group portrait of square-jawed, clean-cut guys and their supportive, stoically suffering wives. O.K.?
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And Mr. Buck, a clean-cut and self-confident 29-year-old at the time he met Ms. Butrus, was the bank's public face, responsible for landing and then managing American accounts.
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Just two months later, in February 1813, Skalnik was not only out of jail but also married to a woman who believed that her clean-cut, churchgoing husband was a law student.
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He also shed the clean-cut image that made him a heartthrob among his fan base when he broke into the music scene on YouTube in 2008 as a 14-year-old.
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Over the years, most players have abided by the clean-cut edict with little fuss, though as Showalter remembered it, a few might have complained of a Samson-like loss of mojo.
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As an incentive to contribute, Roosegaarde and his team of environmental experts and designers made a line of Smog Free Jewelry, which encased the captured smog particles in clean-cut rings and cufflinks.
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"I think if the right questions were being asked Rob, being the whip smart, soft-spoken, and otherwise congenial and clean cut person he is, gave a satisfying explanation," the former official said.
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Bieber, who has had several run-ins with the law after shedding his clean-cut teen image, was banned last week from performing in China for what authorities there called his bad behavior.
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Ms. Belt was pretty in that clean-cut, long dark-haired '70s kind of way and mysteriously hip to a child just figuring out she was going to be nerdy her whole life.
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" Efron pointed out Bundy evaded capture for so long due to his privilege as a white man saying, "Ted Bundy was a clean-cut, white dude, white person, so talk about white privilege.
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I almost get to Temple and am feeling super proud of myself when into my car walks this very well-dressed, clean-cut guy in a button-down shirt, dress pants, and shoes.
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Current Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez earned the nickname "Handsome Pedro" for his rarity value, but the increasingly fractured political landscape has populated in the past five years with overwhelmingly clean-cut, modern males.
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The "Grease" star shed her clean-cut image pretty quickly with this 1981 ode to a certain physical activity, single-handedly ushering in an era of leg warmers, sweatbands, and pastel Spandex pants.
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He's a natural subject for articles about Colorado's legal pot industry—a clean-cut former lawyer miles away from any stoner stereotypes, seemingly always happy to grant the press access to his world.
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They want to convince the media that they are a "new form" of white nationalism that we've never seen before: clean-cut, intellectual, far removed from the unpolished white supremacists of the past.
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Employees were expected to absorb "the Ikea spirit," to be humble, clean-cut and courteous, not just knowledgeable about Ikea's products but enthusiastic about its corporate ideology — principles to work and live by.
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He said Mr. Patterson, whom he described as "clean cut and shy," sometimes performed odd jobs around town, like yard work and cabin maintenance, and had seemed pleasant in his interactions with him.
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Just a bath tub in the middle of the room filled to the brim with Diet Coke.) One (1) young, clean cut white man Trump can shake hands with and say "great job" to.
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Austyn's charisma and clean-cut good looks have won him a devoted audience of teenage girls who leave adoring comments under his photos and beg him for a shout-out during video live streams.
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His clean-cut conservative opponent this time is 38-year-old Casado, while Rivera - leader of center-right Ciudadanos and equally chiseled in features and in his choice of suits - is one year older.
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Vick went on FS1's "Speak for Yourself" on Monday and said he wants Kaep to cut his afro and go with a more clean-cut look to be more "presentable" to NFL teams.
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But it also has enough oddball touches, including its David Lynchian introduction walking through Radio City Music Hall, to convince the audience that this clean-cut comedian is much more eccentric than you thought.
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"I suppose she was so clean-cut, with perfect uncapped teeth, freckles and turned-up nose, that people just thought she fitted the concept of a virgin," Mr. Hudson once said of Ms. Day.
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So fresh, so clean Singer The Weeknd, known for his signature beard and hi-top fade, is sporting a more clean-cut look now, and the internet is just losing its mind over it.
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His clean-cut conservative opponent this time is 38-year-old Casado, while Rivera - leader of centre-right Ciudadanos and equally chiselled in features and in his choice of suits - is one year older.
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I was used to high school boys who were clean-cut, athletic, and dressed in denim, so Ike's processed hair, diamond ring, and skinny body looked old to me, even though he was only 224.
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As far as specific styles go, you can expect everything from cactus prints and zipper details to more classic, high-waisted bikinis and clean-cut one-pieces, which happen to be a few crowd-favorites.
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Whereas most of them were classic techies, with patchy facial hair and ill-fitting clothes, the clean-cut Mr. Hearn had a taste for fashionable jeans and skateboard shoes — as well as an easy sociability.
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But no one cares for them, because they aren't White-House-friendly activists like Kendrick Lamar or bring-home-to-mama clean cut like Kid Cudi, and ultimately, they themselves chose that life to live.
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It didn't help that the young producer's clean-cut look and penchant for wearing a tuxedo made him look like a groom on top of a wedding cake, according to original GLOW director Matt Cimber.
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Setting an industry standard "A 'meathead' is a clean-cut student-athlete working their way through school," said Steed, who with his brother began the company when they were in in school and playing sports.
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The scrape between Logano, the clean-cut son of a New England businessman, and Stewart, the paunchy-gutted son of an Indiana salesman, was in many ways emblematic of the developing fault lines in Nascar.
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He's got the clean-cut good looks of a Hollywood actor who is destined to forever be cast as the nice guy in romantic comedies who gets left at the altar for the leading man.
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Loughlin, who along with her real-life husband are accused of trying to smooth the path to college for their two daughters, had enjoyed a rather clean-cut image in Hollywood up to this point.
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The cast has this easy camaraderie that made them fun to watch and the universe had a gritty realism that was refreshing after growing up watching the clean-cut adventures of the crew of the Enterprise.
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The story, as you may recall, is pretty simple: Brad and Janet are a clean-cut pair of young lovers who stumble into a castle after their car breaks down on a dark and stormy night.
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Lacking the detritus of everyday life (Convergence notoriously has a small match embedded in its layers), your work seems somewhat more clean-cut than Pollock's, though there's something special in the intimacy of the smaller scale.
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I was keeping my fitness levels up, but I let myself go a little as well because I didn't want to be clean-cut—I wanted to look like a kid and be out of shape.
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He is known for giving what he calls a "gentleman cut, no crazy look, high class, clean-cut," and for using old-fashioned supplies like witch hazel, cotton necklaces to catch loose hair and monogrammed capes.
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His Olympic exploits made him one of Korea's most popular, and highest paid, athletes but his clean-cut image was shattered when it emerged he had tested positive for testosterone ahead of the 2014 Incheon Asian Games.
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Law and Justice made several big errors during the vote, which exposed the weakness of their prime minister since 2017, Mateusz Morawiecki: a clean-cut banker from Wroclaw who has failed to connect with the party's base.
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But though the tall, clean-cut Mr. Zwirner, 19933, has established himself as an ambitious entrepreneur — second only to Larry Gagosian's operation in size and prestige — he has also made clear that he is a savvy businessman.
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"Women who encountered these two might have felt a false sense of security, due to the fact that both defendants are clean-cut and good looking," Mr. Rackauckas said at a news conference earlier in the week.
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Two clean-cut, young-looking men in neat office attire and another man in a black baseball cap and heavy jacket made off with 1,567 gold coins in the daytime caper on Tuesday, according to security camera images.
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The Democrats had a telegenic candidate who played a good ground game, knocking on doors in particular in areas with undecided voters (with his clean-cut looks the practising Catholic was at times mistaken for a Jehovah's Witness).
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But the line is not always clean cut as to what is okay to air, and one lesson of the past few years is that big tech companies are not immune to political pressure when making those decisions.
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The story's emotional weight is provided by Davis's recurring memories of his great lost love Frances Taylor (a somewhat under-utilized Emayatzy Corinealdi), who appears in 1960s flashback scenes alongside a considerably more clean-cut Cheadle-as-Davis.
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In contrast to the clean-cut boxwoods of the neighboring Hamptons, the couple's sprawling landscape, just 2000 yards from the Atlantic coast, feels like a welcome return to wilderness — or at least an artful re-creation of it.
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This year, the group, comprising Page Burkum and Jack Torrey, released "Easy Way," a record that ever-so-slightly mussed up the clean-cut sound of their 2016 label debut, but maintained a sunny outlook and retro coziness.
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There's only so many scenes one can write of Jughead talking to his dad from behind prison bars, so it's good news for everyone that F.P. eventually makes it back to Riverdale (and into a more clean-cut job).
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After photos began circulating online showing a more clean-cut version of Hank, the latter possibility became a very real concern among Brewers fans — so much so that the team called a press conference Friday to address the issue.
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TikTok's last event of the day was a conversation with six of the app's biggest stars — who looked like something closer to characters from The Fifth Element than your typical clean-cut vlogger — on one of VidCon's largest stages.
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He is the prototype for people like me who find the Drakes and Michael B. Jordans of the world a little too clean-cut and remain unmoved by the bad-boy swagger of rappers like Future and Travis Scott.
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For Democrats like 41-year-old Kelly — a clean-cut Irishman and University of Notre Dame alum who's prosecuted corruption on both sides of the aisle and sat on the school board — entering national politics is no longer distasteful.
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So clean-cut does he seem as an actor, with that steady jaw and the disconcerting directness of his gaze, that when anything truly messy or emotionally dishevelled comes along we know for sure that battle will be joined.
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Daily, known for his quick wit, clean-cut good looks and self-deprecating humor, had recently moved to Santa Fe, New Mexico, to spend more time with his family, according to a statement late on Friday from his representative, Patterson Lundquist.
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With its slow-tempo beat and clean-cut bars detailing each rapper's sentiment about their current state in life, the introspective single is the latest reminder of how the duo effortlessly trades fire verses whenever they hop on a track together.
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If you aren't familiar with The Bachelor, allow me to bring you up to speed: 25 women compete to win the heart of a clean-cut white man (only to go through a very public breakup with him a year later).
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"Safety Jonathan Sutherland, 21, had received a letter from a Penn State alumnus, who was critical of his appearance, asked him to adapt to a "clean cut," and said his "shoulder length dreadlocks look disgusting and are certainly not attractive.
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To learn more about the disability community, watch "United Shades of America" on CNN Go. (CNN)Jerry Coen, a former inmate of the Georgia state prison system, was clean-cut in a bright Nike polo when we connected on Skype.
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In a clean-cut sport in which most riders adopt an almost monastic approach to life, Wiggins has reveled in publicly savoring cocktails, sporting beards with varying degrees of stylish unkemptness and offering opinions that could make public-relations handlers cringe.
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The Trail Blazer, inspired by the classic Le Smoking jacket in terms of its clean cut and longer tuxedo length, can also be worn over jeans for a polished day look, or with a dress and heels for an evening event.
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Hailing from the wrong side of Melbourne, Tas and his brother Ben came to the U.S. in 1992 and stormed the skating scene with a punk-rock panache that was the antithesis of Tony Hawk's clean-cut, Brady Bunch image.
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He had the requisite good looks, shy affability and clean-cut image to appeal to advertisers from the very start, but he also had a series of naff haircuts and mannerisms which were something of a gift to uninspired television impressionists.
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The sight of flannel shirts remade in Italian silks and polyester baby-doll dresses in silk chiffon was provocative enough to get Jacobs fired from his role as creative director of Perry Ellis (then known for its clean-cut American sportswear).
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Some are clearly jokes — unless a lot of clean-cut youngsters really are buying "crack" — but it is nonetheless very easy for a boss to search an employee's full name on Venmo and discover a payment represented by a suggestive leaf.
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In fact, the name is one key part of a package, along with neat dressing and a clean-cut appearance, that makes the alt-right seem more palatable — and maybe even inviting — to those fed up with status quo conservatism.
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"Captain America: The First Avenger "(2011) Few screen conflicts are as visceral satisfying as watching the Marvel Cinematic Universe's clean-cut, red-white-and-blue-clad superhero punch out Nazis in director Joe Johnston's peppy take on the shield-wielding Avenger's wartime origins.
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Steele — described as a compact, clean-cut man with an intense manner — has not commented on the uproar that was unleashed when media outlets reported the dossier had been presented to both Trump and President Obama and, in one case, published the document.
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A great example is how Bob relays this tale in "Johnny Was" and inserts himself in the story: Bob Marley initially didn't fully embrace Rasta culture; he was still clean-cut and suited, as was the style of rude boys of that era.
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Captain Joseph Trench Niez, its clean-cut 28-year old navigation officer, decodes the bomb-shaped stickers on the fuselage for your blogger, one of four journalists travelling in the Asia-Pacific with the chairman of the joint chiefs, General Joseph Dunford.
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Until his arrest at the age of 73 at a farmhouse near Corleone, one of the last pictures police had of Provenzano was taken when he was just 25, in which he looked like a handsome, clean-cut captain of a soccer team.
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If you are Harry Styles and you or someone operating your account likes an image of bodily fluids on a woman's fingers and your legions of fans notice—because they always notice—it might help you shed your clean-cut, boy-band past.
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As far as the Grammys are concerned, what was once the (perceived) provenance of drunken heshers with long greasy hair and crass jokesters has now been overtaken by clean-cut music theory obsessives who haul around seven-string guitars and really like jazz.
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Many restaurants now cater specifically to British Muslims wanting to eat more adventurously as well as in accordance with Koran teachings, which state that animals and poultry are slaughtered with a clean cut to the major arteries and blood drained from the carcass.
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Decades before Ozzie Nelson presided over his clean-cut family on television, he was the pride of Ridgefield Park: an Eagle Scout at 13 and, at Ridgefield Park High, a star quarterback who led the football team to an undefeated 1922 season.
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Kaepernick has alternated between having a large, bushy afro and corn rows since last season, and Vick—perhaps unsurprisingly, appearing on a Jason Whitlock co-hosted show—said he should go for a more "clean-cut" hairstyle to help rebuild his image.
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The emerging timeline illustrates the degree to which Mr. Porter, a clean-cut and ambitious former Rhodes scholar and Harvard Law School-educated lawyer, concealed troublesome episodes from his past that would normally be considered disqualifying for a senior White House aide.
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Self-effacing and clean-cut, with salt-and-pepper hair, a riot of tattoos and an affinity for Comme des Garçons shirts, Mr. Aubry is a 30-year fashion veteran with a sly wit and a low threshold for fashion's superficial side.
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However, rumors that Tim Cook had prohibited programming from including any sex or gratuitous violence has dogged the service ahead of its official release, leading to a presumption that Apple's streaming service will be about as clean-cut as the company itself.
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Unfortunately for the clean-cut Peter, so earnest in his shiny suit and bowl haircut, Pamela has other interests: a debauched rocker named Trip (Conor Ryan, from the Off Broadway hit "Desperate Measures") and the illicit substances she discovers in New Orleans.
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Until his arrest at the age of 73 at a farmhouse near Corleone, one of the last pictures police had had of Provenzano was taken when he was just 25, in which he looked like a handsome, clean-cut captain of a soccer team.
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Video That's not to say it will be entirely clean-cut, as the Acadia is available in an All Terrain version that has some dirt road chops, although its rock-crawling capability is still a far cry from the likes of the Jeep Grand Cherokee.
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" And even though the star insists that she loves, "a nice, tailored, clean cut, handsome man," she confessed that her husband, "loves to sag, and I love it…It's like a weird science — I'm like how do you do that — but I think it's hot.
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Considering the deteoriating paint job, the dust on the turnbuckles, and the rusty stench of blood-soaked phlegm that has collected inside a plastic spit bucket, it is surprising how well-dressed and clean-cut Eubank Jr. is when we get back to his home.
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House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) has dropped the facial hair, opting for a clean cut to start off the new year.
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Dressed casually, in jeans and a button-down shirt, he has a clean-cut look and real-life sweetness — he describes himself as a "Southern people-pleaser" — that contrast with the melodramatic nature of many of his characters and the sometime smuttiness of stand-up.
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The name Neighborhood Youth Corps might summon up visions of clean-cut boys in spruce khaki uniforms, standing at attention on a parade ground while a government official reads a proclamation dispatching them to do what needs to be done for the good of all.
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The event marks the start of the German onslaught against the American upstart and showcased a SUV with a 450 kilometer range, distinctively full-width rear light and clean-cut interiors that Mercedes hopes will find favor with luxury customers and tech-savvy millennials alike.
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The tan, six-floor building in the Dutch Kills neighborhood of Queens is typical of the quiet industrial area, surrounded as it is by bodyshops, single-family homes, a rumbling elevated train, and hotels of a modernist sensibility, all glass exteriors and clean-cut balconies.
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One of her early moments of virality came in the form of a TikTok meme, in which clean-cut teens would accost their parents by rapping the lyrics of "Liar" at them—which provoked at least one mom to slap her child in the face.
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In this predominantly Roman Catholic country, Mormons are known as the fresh-faced, clean-cut youths who speak Italian with a distinctly American accent and who are politely (or not) ignored on street corners or when they come knocking door to door to proselytize.
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Florida offers reminder of Cruz's tough slog ahead Winning districts in Maryland won't be easy, Republicans on the ground here say, in a state home some of the most gerrymandered congressional districts in the United States, which make other states' partisan-rigged congressional maps look clean-cut.
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"The day of putting on a suit and tie at 6 in the morning and getting a clean cut shave and taking your briefcase to an office somewhere, it's gone," said Blake Nash, 29, a Trump supporter whose mother was let go at the plant in 2006.
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"So when I was a kid, my mom used to sell drugs," she said once, to the bewilderment of a yoga studio full of squeaky clean-cut white ladies in colorful leggings and 70-dollar Gaiam mats—many of who attend or teach at Tulane—and me.
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Jackson, the clean-cut Navy rear admiral who administered to Trump as White House physician, was not quite as effusive, but he did repeatedly crow about Trump's good genes during a White House news conference early in 2018 and said Trump had excellent health despite high cholesterol.
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And yet she has not yet received the sort of gushing star treatment from the media that Beto O'Rourke and Pete Buttigieg, two handsome and clean-cut Ivy League grads, have: a discrepancy that, I think, says as much about us as it does about her.
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But all eyes were on two athletes: Ashenfelter, a clean-cut F.B.I. agent with the rawboned frame of a Pennsylvania farmer, and Vladimir Kazantsev, a Red Army hero of World War II and the pride of Dynamo Moscow, where elite state-supported Soviet athletes were trained.
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The brothers — the bearded Josh, 33, and the clean-cut Benny, 31 — took me on a tour of locations they used, a trip that felt a bit like being in a Safdie film myself, down to visiting a bail bondsman who was actually in the movie.
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To the America of the 1960s, Mr. Glenn was a clean-cut, good-natured, well-grounded Midwesterner, raised in Presbyterian rectitude, nurtured in patriotism and tested in war, who stepped forward to risk the unknown and succeeded spectacularly, lifting his country's morale and restoring its self-confidence.
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A pared-down look doesn't require a monastic approach to dressing, but rather complementing clean-cut staples with a few considered touches: a simple chain necklace to accent a T-shirt, a pair of white boots to sharpen a dress, or a jacket with subtly voluminous shoulders.
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Unlike dating apps such as Tinder or Bumble, which only have age- and gender-based filters, Grindr displays a grid of potential dates who can be narrowed by body type, sexuality, or type — clean-cut, geek, or jock, for instance — and their proximity at that moment to other users.
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Gifted with a stellar voice that has had its workout in the gospel church, Im's recent music are takes on upbeat, clean-cut pop that bears similarities to other female contemporaries such as Taylor Swift and Katy Perry, who she covered during her time at The X-Factor.
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On a fall day not long ago, the Wolffs—Alex with his curly hair tucked under a Palace Skateboards beanie, Nat taller and clean-cut, in jeans and boots—met up with their mother at the Washington Square Park dog run, where they settled down on a bench.
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So it was something of a surprise on Saturday afternoon to see Lewis Hamilton, the clean-cut reigning Formula One world champion, speeding through the drag queens, goth rockers and the more avant garde of the fashion elite on his way to his spot on the front row.
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The 29 Palms Inn is improbable in many ways — in the variety of its buildings, the comforting, unpretentious food, the small houseboat drifting in the oasis, the sturdy garden where vegetables are coaxed from the soil, and the mix of hard-core desert rats and clean-cut Marines.
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In one of the exhibition's displays of printed ephemera, a 1967 photograph of Hibiscus (born George Edgerly Harris II), founder of The Cockettes, shows a relatively clean-cut young man with blond hair wearing a turtleneck sweater, gently placing a flower in the barrel of a military police officer's gun.
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Will Forte's fuzzy photo went wild over the weekend after he was photographed with half of his head shaved down to the skin ... and as if his clean cut new images wasn't enough ... we went the extra mile and gave him a Wooly Willy inspired makeover for your viewing pleasure.
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Chuck Rifici, a founder and former chief executive of the company now called Canopy Growth (at more than 8 billion Canadian dollars, the most valuable marijuana company in Canada), once sported the clean-cut look one would expect from an accountant and former chief financial officer of Mr. Trudeau's Liberal Party.
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Mr. Gentry was the clean-cut, smooth-singing complement to Eddie Montgomery's thicker drawl on songs like "My Town," a Southern rock-influenced tale of rural life, and "Something to Be Proud Of," the military-themed personal-pride anthem that was one of the duo's two No. 1 Billboard country songs.
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Beyond the clean-cut revocation of interim security clearances for those with applications pending since June 1 or prior, White House officials have fretted over how Kelly plans to "limit access to certain highly classified information for those individuals working with interim clearance status," as laid out in the memo.
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However, that means Simon's not at the store when a couple of clean-cut hunks named Adam and Zach (Scott Wolf and Jay Mohr) come around looking for "something a little more euphoric" than doughnuts to go with their cart full of frozen orange juice (taking vitamin C with ecstasy is a thing).
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Jung, 30, is one of five stars from K-pop, the largely clean-cut, highly-managed South Korean music genre, who have been under investigation as part of the alleged non-consensual video sex scandal, which has come to be known as the Burning Sun Scandal, according to the South China Morning Post.
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The Lettermen toured constantly, playing colleges across the country and in other venues around the world at a time when a raft of clean-cut male vocal groups — among them the Kingston Trio, the Four Freshmen and the Brothers Four — were enjoying huge popularity singing folk and pop ballads in close harmony.
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Sage Northcutt vs Enrique Marín Love him or hate him, everybody is keen to tune in when Sage Northcutt gets into the Octagon and there may be more interest than ever in the clean-cut 20-year-old following his loss to Bryan Barberena via head and arm choke back in January.
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Portrayed with wide-eyed curiosity and a diffident mien by the British actor Paul Hilton, Forster steps out of the past and into the play's opening scene like a tutelary don strolling through a campus quad, where clean-cut acolytes sprawl and frolic like models for a J. Crew back-to-college catalog.
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At times, Mr. Pence can seem jarringly out of place, a clean-cut 1950s Republican cheerfully navigating the chaotic "Mad Max" landscape created by the disruptive duo of Mr. Trump and Mr. Bannon, trying to stay engaged while remaining discernibly aloof from the less-savory aspects of serving in the Trump White House.
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More so-called free-speech events followed, where young white men in red MAGA hats and polo shirts descended upon college campuses or progressive enclaves in otherwise blood-red states: a clean-cut Trumpian army, marching in formation or hurling insults at activists who, outraged by their very presence, would try to fight them.
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" The LA Hudson, Bennett remarks, is much easier to fathom: "One could more easily imagine this California girl with some clean-cut buff young Hollywood hunk than with Robinson, a sallow, skinny, divorced 33-year-old who looks as though he hasn't seen daylight in decades (and who once collapsed from malnutrition during a European tour).
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But it's also a dig at how many chances Holly herself has given her son — out of love, but also because he still looks like any clean-cut college student home for the holidays (Hedges' disarming appeal goes a long way), and not like her idea of an addict with an obviously shaky hold on his sobriety.
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George Jones and Tammy Wynette they were not: Mr. Bentley epitomized coltish, clean-cut country stardom, spending much of his set bounding around the stage in a T-shirt and jeans, while Ms. King, who had a Hot 100 hit last year with the retro rocker "Ex's & Oh's," wore blue hair and had heavily inked arms.
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Such is the argument of her much-discussed essay on "Get Out," which first appeared in Harper's: It's a fantasy that "we can get out of each other's way, mark a clean cut between black and white," she concludes in that essay, which also examines the controversy over the white artist Dana Schutz's painting of Emmett Till.
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That year, a pair of young mothers who spontaneously refused to seek shelter — including 23-year-old Janice Smith, pictured in The Times with her two toddlers, "sick and tired of being forced underground like a desert rat" — helped expand the protest ranks from scattered old-left activists to throngs of clean-cut college students and young mothers.
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Senior White House officials are in a state of shock, and facing huge questions about their handling of the crisis, over the resignation of Staff Secretary Rob Porter after his two former wives went on the record to allege physical abuse: Why he matters: Porter, 40 — a clean-cut Harvard and Oxford standout who was chief of staff to Sen.
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While Fields gives us the image of the clean-cut fascist from the Midwest, eager to bully others whom he deems weaker and capable of extreme acts of violence, it is important to remember that the alt-right emerged through a longer history of ongoing efforts by fascists to manipulate different cultures and their values, from conservative anti-interventionism to leftist anti-imperialism and even rock subcultures.
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Unfortunately, the history of many actual medieval locations is far less clean-cut than fantasies of pure white racial hegemony may suggest, as the borders of medieval Europe were host to a great number of travelers, conflicts, and cultural exchanges that affected the racial makeup of Middle Ages European societies, such as Umayyad rule in Spain in the mid-700s and flourishing trade with African societies along the Mediterranean coastline.
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Letter From America PHILADELPHIA — People with lip rings, dreadlocks and tattoos; multitudes of clean-cut types; longhaired men clutching copies of the Marxist magazine Socialist Appeal or the Sartre play "No Exit"; black women intrigued by college-debt relief; gay and transgender supporters; young women in burlappy wear normally seen in Bali; and at least one older guy who said that until recently he had been a Republican.
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All of this is how small arms get made and sold in the present world, and anyone who lived through the heyday of IBM and Oracle, before the PC, the cloud, and the smartphone tore through and upended everything, will recognize every detail of the above picture, down to the clean-cut guys in polos with the company logo and fat purchase orders bearing signatures and stamps and big numbers.
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The trailer opens with a scruffy-looking Johnny passed out on the floor surrounded by beer cans, and contrasts with a clean-cut, chipper Daniel in a rather funny commercial for a car dealership bearing the LaRusso name, perfectly setting up the arcs each character's life followed after the original film's All Valley Karate Tournament, in which young underdog Daniel resoundingly defeated the seemingly unbeatable Johnny with a now-iconic crane kick to the face.
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In 2017, Colin Kaepernick defended his Afro by implying that the former quarterback Michael Vick — who said Mr. Kaepernick should trim his hair to look "clean cut" and "presentable" — suffered from Stockholm syndrome; the "Black Panther" actress Lupita Nyong'o criticized Grazia U.K. magazine for retouching a cover photo to remove her natural hair; and Davina Bennett, Miss Jamaica, won second runner-up in the Miss Universe pageant while daring to wear a spectacular sundial Afro.
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Clean cut and solidly built, dressed in a blush-colored sweater, checked blouson jacket, wide-cut trousers and sneakers, with a diamond stud and three thin gold hoops gleaming in one earlobe and an array of rings on his fingers, Mr. Sialelli, 31, looks the kind of cool millennial you might spot in SoPi (the trendy neighborhood south of Pigalle) or hanging out with friends in a cafe along the Canal St.-Martin.
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Barnier said the intention remained to negotiate a future accord during the transition period that would provide the "free trade area" May had asked for as well as arrangements that would avoid a "hard border" between Ireland and Northern Ireland, on Britain's only future land frontier with the EU. May was battling at home to save the draft agreement reached between the EU and London last week after it came under heavy criticism from supporters of a clean cut from the EU, the Northern Ireland's unionists and those seeking to preserve close ties with the bloc after Brexit day on March 29, 2019.
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Barnier said the intention remained to negotiate a future accord during the transition period that would provide the "free trade area" May had asked for as well as arrangements that would avoid a "hard border" between Ireland and Northern Ireland, on Britain's only future land frontier with the EU. May was battling at home to save the draft agreement reached between the EU and London last week after it came under heavy criticism from supporters of a clean cut from the EU, the Northern Ireland's unionists and those seeking to preserve close ties with the bloc after Brexit day on March 29, 2019.
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For dads on the go, there are lots of different backpacks to choose from: Take your pick between select styles of Herschel's Classic backpack, now starting at $245 (regular price $44.99); the clean-cut Heritage backpack, now starting at $38.99 (regular price $59.99); the modern mid-volume Settlement backpack, now starting at $41.99 (regular price $59.99); the practical mid-volume Nova backpack, now starting at $45.99 (regular price $29.993); the cinchable Retreat backpack, now starting at $50 (regular price $79.99); the playful Pop Quiz backpack, now starting at $54.97 (regular price $74.99); and the adventure-ready Little America backpack, now starting at $60 (regular price $99).
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