There are many types of cat collars to choose from, including GPS cat collars, reflective cat collars, breakaway collars, and flea collars.
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Collars of all shapes, sizes, and materials — retro dagger collars, denim scalloped collars, oversized lace ones — have been enjoying top billing during the 2020 collections.
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His company donated the adult collars that he used to craft Wyatt's collars.
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And the collars are very specific: shark collars, never a button-down, the two ends spread wide apart.
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Dr. Houpt conducted a study comparing citronella collars to shock collars and found the spray collar to be more favorable.
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Flea collars: Flea collars are worn around the neck, where they deliver flea preventive medication to your cat's skin and coat.
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The collars are all on female bears because the necks of males are wider than their heads, so the collars won't stay on.
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Disco collars have been embraced by some high-end fashion houses, like Ferragamo and Lanvin, but Robertiello isn't sure about these wide, flaring collars.
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"People take it quite seriously," said Jodie Vigor of Cupid Collars in Surrey, England, which embellishes collars with silk or foam flowers and other decorations.
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" Favorites of the royal mom include "hand-smocked dresses, frilled collars for little girls, peter pan collars for little boys—similar to what William wore as a little boy.
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Ms Fidrych is the founder of Cycle Dog, a company which sells dog collars, leads and other paraphernalia made from recycled bicycle parts (the collars all have bottle openers attached).
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Take the WonderWoof Bow Tie ($95), which clips onto collars.
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The fashions are full of wide collars and plaid fabrics.
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Girls clatter down Old Compton Street, pulling their collars tight.
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Similar smart collars already exist and don't require subscription plans.
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There are even collars to protect your cat against fleas.
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He's tracking elephants, which are tagged with GPS tracking collars.
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Collars and ID tags can break or fall off. 2.
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Capes, stoles and collars feature heavily in Ms. Halliday's work.
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Reflective cat collars keep your cat visible at night and breakaway collars come with a safety feature that breaks open with enough force so your cat won't strangle if the collar gets caught on something.
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The company, which is testing the collars in the United States, wants to use WhatsApp to send automatic alerts from the collars directly to farmers if say, a cow is not behaving normally, Ilyas said.
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Bonhams has handled the sales of other collars from celebrated dogs.
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Many still wear collars, revealing that they were once beloved pets.
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Inside was bondage equipment — ropes, adjustable spreader bars, cuffs, and collars.
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I don't know...I just never connected to collars, I guess.
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That's where the next logical alternative comes in: Sweaters with collars.
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Does a (modern day) queen wear dresses with strange Elizabethan collars?
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InvisiLeash will partner with it to build more trackable pet collars.
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In Constantinople — with grubby collars and cuffs folded back in shame.
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I kept wanting to fiddle with their hair and their collars.
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Orange spots depicting the elephants with radio collars are closely tracked.
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The collars were left on for as long as 18 months.
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Lotuff Leather collars and leashes, $150 ($200 with monogram), at lotuffleather.com.
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Men lurching home after midnight, collars and shirtsleeves blotted with blood.
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Fahmy said she researched the collars and wide cuffs for eight years.
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So far, the collars have straightened Wyatt's spine and staved off surgery.
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I keep a few spare dog collars with ID tags already attached.
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The new uniforms have wide, loose collars, and are all one piece.
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The picture was of dog collars produced by the factory, not belts.
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They twinned in printed Gucci dresses with Peter Pan collars in 2016.
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Luckily, there's a new wave of collars making the rounds through Tinseltown.
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GPS dog collars are peace of mind that you can pay for.
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She even went after people who made fun of his shirt collars.
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Store employees are being asked to wear their collars at half-popped.
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Collars from the medieval era are studded with spikes and barbed metal.
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Scervino put fur cuffs and collars on white, burgundy and black coats.
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A lot of our collars, as we call arrests, were around drugs.
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All of the 14 females who received collars survived the monitoring season.
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The collars provide the team with valuable research which helps protect the elephants.
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Simply use a seam ripper along the hem of cuffs, waistbands, collars, etc.
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The second employs satellite tracking to locate animals wearing GPS tags or collars.
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That requires a layering of different textiles, plus zippers, pockets, collars, and trim.
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I think it's precious for them to wear dresses and Peter Pan collars.
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She then adds minute kink accessories such as tiny chains and leather collars.
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We can find him thanks to tracking collars from companies like Dogness. 8.
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What's behind a recent rage for designer ruffles, calicos, gingham and high collars?
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Turn up the collars on your trench coats and let's solve this thing.
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"Billions" is the new "Breaking Bad," with white collars instead of blue meth.
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Some believe dog bow-tie collars are only for weddings or special occasions.
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Big fur pockets were belted atop little velvet dresses with white poplin collars.
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I never strove to roll smoother pie crusts or iron exquisitely stiff collars.
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She translated the idea simply at first, crafting long shirts with prominent collars.
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A vitrine holds an assortment of collars, including one used to deliver messages.
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It also has photographs, fancy collars and show trophies, including one from Tiffany.
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Côté told Nunatsiaq Online that older GPS collars were heavier and more invasive.
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In recent years, a number of institutions have increased their holdings of dog collars.
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Fi manufactures a selection of dog collars, which can do a couple of things.
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There are helmet covers, neck collars, mouth guards, and a bevy of dietary supplements.
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Photo: GettyThe United Kingdom is banning pet collars that deliver shocks or spray chemicals.
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The center tracks adult female bears with monitoring collars for this purpose, Bassinger said.
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We've added Peter Pan collars and ballet pumps to our wardrobes because of her.
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We went on to learn everything possible in needlework — buttonholes, zips, collars, endless plackets.
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Think slightly Victorian-inspired silhouettes, with ruffled collars, puffed-up shoulders, and structured bodices.
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They'll sell salmon collars, or smoke fish fins to add depth to a broth.
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The cameras and collars stayed on the bears for an average of 11 days.
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Pecker combs his luxuriant hair straight back over the collars of his monogrammed shirts.
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Bark collars, when used properly, could help train a dog to limit his barking.
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And their hair cannot cover their ears or eyebrows or touch their uniforms' collars.
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Exaggerated collars and bows will also be a major trend in the next decade.
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Or making guards wear disciplinary collars of some kind in return for their survival.
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The collars, in pretty colors, were made via 3-D printing, the video said.
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This year collars with poignant back stories are surfacing at museums and on the market.
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If accessories are your thing, choose from an assortment of hats, collars, and funny glasses.
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Mascara is streaking and foundation is coming off on our fingers, shirt collars, sunglasses... everything.
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She finished her tailoring and started pre-soaking the collars of a pile of shirts.
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But there were Asian references, too — think Mandarin collars, frog closures, and lacy surgical masks.
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A smiling woman called Josie in a red crop top collars me around the neck.
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You put collars round their necks and only let them walk outside on a leash.
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Kitty ears, studded dog collars, and several dance partners at once are all popular accessories.
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Although most Methodist clergy don't wear their collars every day, Barclay plans to do so.
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A wash and stain bar that will keep your shirt collars looking nicer for longer.
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Its claw-like clamp makes it perfect for fixing up curled collars and crinkled hems.
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Elliot was introduced to the business by sweeping floors and fusing collars at the factory.
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There were coats bristling collars and cuffs of sparkling luau fringe and ruffled cellophane boleros.
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"My love of chambray shirts and button-down collars didn't come from nowhere," he admits.
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Accusations about the practice — known as "collars for dollars" — have dogged the department for decades.
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Which is a surprise, at least in part because of his taste in shirt collars.
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We've done the research, and here are our top picks for the best cat collars.
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We've done the research, and here are our top picks for the best cat collars.
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She says shirts with collars and turtlenecks pack more of a visual impact than crewnecks.
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With its mix of blue collars and red trousers, the new party is ideologically incoherent.
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It will also stock canine accessories like collars, bows, ties, leashes, grooming tools and food.
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Eventually, the organisation hopes to fit these collars on the city's entire stray dog population.
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Instead, camera collars were placed on sedated, pregnant caribou eight weeks before their delivery dates.
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Alongside a variety of other designs, Caninus Collars stocks officially licensed Misfits, Sick Of It All, Madball, Terror, and Indecision-branded collars and leashes (modeled by Rosen's stinkin' cute rescue pit, Spanky) and harnesses, bandanas and pet band T-shirts are also in the works.
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Are they wearing weird collars that shock them if they say mean things about each other?
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They're also making minimum wage, so taking food and collars from the store is a given.
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The coats and jackets had semidetached cuffs and collars, as if created by an indecisive tailor.
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This year, for the first time, all the hams released to the market have the collars.
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A police officer collars a looter in the Bushwick area of Brooklyn as the blackout continued.
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He was recognizable for his white pony tail, high starched white collars, dark suits and glasses.
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Shirts had large collars and colorful prints and patterns, including skulls and faces, adorned most designs.
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With detached collars, holey sweaters and frayed hems, the look is decidedly disheveled — and artfully unkempt.
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Many of the companies PetroNerds tracks have swaps and collars under $60 a barrel, he said.
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There was a lot of white, antebellum vibes and hats and collars, vintage Gaultier and McQueen.
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They used radio collars and recorded the movements and behaviour of elk across seven hunting seasons.
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She's often accessorizing her black robe with her intricate lace collars and array of different gloves.
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There are plenty of crafting events offered, like a $20 workshop on making leather dog collars.
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Metal dog collars are prized collectibles among dog lovers; Mr. York has two from the 1800s.
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The collars have been successfully tested on dogs in the cities of Bengaluru, Pune and Jamshedpur.
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I like that, though, since it means you can wear this sick pin set on both collars.
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Nods to military wear came in olive green jackets with furry collars, coats and pocketed skirt suits.
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Fleece-lined collars and leashes from Planet Dog's best-selling hemp line will be available on loan.
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They came in all shapes, sizes, and colors: collars, bandanas (a lot of them), chains, and more.
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High-tech collars can help you find your dog, even in the middle of a national park.
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Full sleeves and high collars are in this winter in Westeros, especially with gray and black ensembles.
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Here's a look at the some of the best GPG dog collars and trackers you can buy.
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What they did: Researchers placed GPS collars, cameras, and metabolic trackers on 9 different female polar bears.
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Drucker's taste for blue hair, dog collars and makeup made her a target in Syracuse, her hometown.
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There are GPS cat collars, for example, that can help you keep tabs on your outdoor cat.
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Of all the flea treatment pills, sprays, shampoos, and collars out there, Frontline Plus is the best.
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Fuss-free blue cotton shirts are precisely tailored with Cuban collars and simple panels in the back.
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Some dresses had large collars and came in shades of green, pink, lilac, yellow and darker tones.
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Scientists observe polar bears' behavior in their natural environment by fitting them with collars that have cameras.
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The Old Guard is gone, replaced by a younger, slicker clientele, all open collars and dark suits.
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The place was designed by Angelo Donghia, a man who all his life wore extraordinarily wide collars.
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Wildlife managers initially responded by outfitting problem bears with collars that allowed precise mapping of their movements.
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But he has struggled to find a detergent that can get his sweat-stained shirt collars clean.
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These days, they are inescapable: thwapping into windshields, sneaking into a diner stowed away in customers' collars.
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Behind her was a wall of rainbow-hued dog collars, none of which were intended for dogs.
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Both bustiers were crafted by Versace, and feature matte textured leather, neck collars, and delicate stretchy lace.
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One of Colangelo's alleged accounts even defends Colangelo's fashion choices — specifically, the size of his shirt collars.
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He also helped move more than 1,500 antelope and buffalo and put tagging collars on rhinos and lions.
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Models wore knits over shorts or wool and felt coats and capes with colourful furry collars or panels.
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I can't help but think about shock collars when I wrap the bright orange silicone around my wrist.
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" Lemon captioned two photos of their dogs Boomer and Barkley's collars, which read "Daddy Will You Marry Papa?
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Most alternated between excitedly gushing about meeting Santa and picking at the stiffness of their collars or tights.
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He also allegedly used electric dog collars to shock his two kids, leaving burn marks on their skin.
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Erin Einbender wanted to change the predominant perception about these collars, and so Cones of Fame was born.
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A liquid form of Compound 1080 can be contained in collars placed on livestock like sheep and goats.
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There are enough shearling collars, Kardashian-style corset T-shirts, bodysuits, sweatpants, and clear booties to go around.
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Instead, they're a collection of velvet ribbon, twisted metal, BDSM vibes, and dainty collars that complete any #OOTD.
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About 10 percent of the region's grizzlies were fitted with GPS collars by federal biologists in the 1990s.
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Donald Trump's plan to make America great again favors pin-striped suits and Hermès ties over blue collars.
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The insecticide is not used in flea collars because it might be picked up by children stroking pets.
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Even dickeys, shirtless collars once the purview of only the nerdiest of nerds, are getting a second look.
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Save the Elephants is studying the migration of elephants by using GPS radio collars and satellite-generated maps.
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In the past year, conservationists have put collars on 13 Samburu elephants to expand research on their movements.
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He turned every stage into an opportunity to showcase his latest fashions – whether ruffled collars, heels or leotards.
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Ginsburg the jock She may appear frail, sitting on the bench in her robe and frilly lace collars.
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The skirts were long and layered, the ankle socks plentiful, the shoes flat, the Peter Pan collars oversize.
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Both wore custom garlands and leashes from Amaryllis Floral and Event Design on nude rope collars and leashes.
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She smiled slightly to the audience and was wearing one of her decorative neck collars -- a pearl jabot.
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After all, embedded in the teaser is a new brand extension: The cat collars will be for sale.
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Cowlar makes collars for dairy cows, collecting data on their activity and recommending changes to improve milk yield.
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The pointed end is perfect for gently pushing out fabric on the corners of collars or pillow covers.
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The collection combined simple forms with flourishes like oversize shoulders, oval shapes, wide collars and long, exaggerated sleeves.
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When hamachi collars are grilled, the skin gets crisp, and the rendered, fatty juices run through the meat.
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There are those, for example, who wear puppy hoods, harnesses, chain collars and tails while out and about.
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This is a market that now includes farm-to-table cuisine, posh furniture, luxury collars, and spa services.
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The National Sporting Library & Museum in Middleburg, Va., has received 187 dog collars from Timothy J. Greenan, a radiologist.
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From there, producers and consumers have about 15 different hedging structures to work from, including swaps and various collars.
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To me, church meant the hushed tones, muted colors, and high tight collars of Sunday best in my youth.
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With her knee socks, black platform shoes, Victorian collars, and sullen sarcasm, she gave off distinctly Wednesday Addams vibes.
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The collars will be released within the next few months, beginning in Europe, though pricing is not yet announced.
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As a creative outlet, they started making cuffs and collars from discarded scraps at a local horse saddle shop.
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Animal collars and leads hang from the back wall and packets of dog biscuits are stacked at the counter.
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Ireland Baldwin's doing wonders for the sequined collars and cuffs industry ... modeling a set of 'em in the nude.
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Its transmitters can help track stolen scooters, find missing dogs via IoT collars and collect data from infrastructure sensors.
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They're wearing signs with messages like "I loved her first," floral wreaths, bow ties, tutus, bandannas and pearl collars.
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Its website features pictures of cartoon Shar-Peis, Shiba Inus, and pugs wearing heart-shaped glasses and spiked collars.
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Some cuffs weren't ribbed, some collars were smaller, and some of the necklines varied, in keeping with traditional styles.
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Flea collars are worn around the neck, where they deliver flea preventive medication to your cat's skin and coat.
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Bluefin collars and jaws are not served often enough for anybody to get into the habit of ordering them.
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Section 230 has been invoked for a lot of bad content — libel, shady gun sales, even defective dog collars.
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There's the "Consumer Watchdog" and "purr-sist" collars for Fido and Fifi, available in red and blue for $249.
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The bodies of her vessels have deep riblike folds like those found on accordions, ruff collars or exotic cactuses.
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Both look like wild-haired, punk-rock versions of North American black bears and have vivid white chevron collars.
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He galvanized an improbable coalition of blue collars fed up with Beltway dysfunction and self-dealing, while her white collars withered in enthusiasm, unable to sense the tectonic shift underway for years and foolhardy enough to think that the whole cozy establishment could not possibly be toppled by a troglodyte named Trump.
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Though they were thin, she said the kittens "appeared to be clean," had on flea collars and were flea-free.
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McGregor and Legge attached camera collars to feral cats in Australia in order to learn more about how they hunt.
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He was also expected to work with those fitting tracking collars to elephants to help with conservation and research efforts.
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Sparkling pierrot collars topped plenty of outfits, which were accessorized with rolled up woolly hats and, at times, arm warmers.
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Think of Tracy Emin's quilts, swearwords embroidered on cutesy collars, and plenty of feminist slogans picked out in cross-stitch.
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The farm has nearly one-third of its 180-cow herd fitted with the 5G collars and tags, Reuters reports.
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LIKE vinyl records and popped collars, rows between the United States and Europe over Russian energy are making a comeback.
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Amazon time: my cats need collars, and my vet recommended some pheromone diffusers to help with the older one's anxiety.
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That can be attributed to their pliable, form-fitting suede uppers and memory foam-lined insoles, ankle collars, and tongues.
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At the very least, shirts could tell people candidate's moods if we wanted—already pets have collars that do that.
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Polar Bears International and the zoo collaborated with the geological survey in putting the collars on about a dozen bears.
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In the snap, the Independence Day: Resurgence actor smiles as he holds onto the collars of the family's two dogs.
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The area is home to a large population of polar bears, which Russian biologists recently started tracking with satellite collars.
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Mr. Gvasalia has adapted it and made it his own 76 Photos View Slide Show ' Collars jutted upward in triangles.
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For dogs, Ceva Animal Health sells a spray called Adaptil for $10 that's odorless and can be applied to collars.
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It was once common to use physical restraints, shock collars and trip wires to produce unnatural animal behaviors on film.
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Dog collars, baseball mitts and ski gloves will also face a 25 percent tariff, along with sledgehammers and saw blades.
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The effort to follow these nomadic bears was aided by satellite data collars and new, more powerful data analysis techniques.
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I was captivated by virtual clothing so intricate you can examine the ruffles on collars and see through diaphanous fabric.
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The best dog collarsThe best dog collars are durable, comfortable for everyday wear, and won't lose their looks over time.
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Toothbrushes, dog collars, trash cans, and fire extinguishers are all standard products that ultimately have no indulgent or elaborate qualities.
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Fabric was ruffled and gathered on shoulders to create larger-than-life collars, sleeves were fluted, and hems were bubbled.
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She also remarked that she receives judicial collars -- referred to as jabots -- at least once a week in the mail.
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Companies started treating humans as resources around this time, and many workers traded in their blue collars for white ones.
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So our reviewers gathered their favorite tech—from smart collars to dog treats—to spoil the pup in your life.
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Her answer: fuzzy fabrics in sorbet shades; coats with big shawl collars and bigger buttons; hats and mittens and boots.
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STUBBY: THE GREAT AMERICAN WAR DOG MUSICAL' (Saturday and Sunday) Some dogs wear collars; this one got to wear medals.
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Starting at $79, you can fully customize dress shirts, with options for materials, collars, cuffs, pockets, monograms, sizing, and more.
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And, rather than buying every single piece, maybe we conserve some fabric and sew shirt collars onto the vest instead.
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Several models wore glasses, and prim looks dominated the runway, with high, Edwardian-style collars or dresses evoking ladies riding outfits.
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Premier has no such collars, not least because the spot price is around $70 a barrel and hedging costs have fallen.
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It doesn't help to only have men in white collars and suits making decisions for the average person on the street.
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From Elizabethan collars to battle-ready chainmail, we observed a frequent, confusing mixing of Catholicism with medieval representations of western royalty.
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Conservation officers use collars to locate the bears, then listen for cubs making sounds in their dens, the center's website says.
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We got those Peter Pan collars, we do the button downs and that's super great but it's not necessarily my style.
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Stephen Schwarzman, 70, is a Republican who wears striped shirts with plain collars and runs Blackstone from between 51st and 52nd.
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From oversized fits and shearling collars to pastel dye jobs and distressed details, there really is one out there for everyone.
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The polar bears were also given GPS collars that recorded their movements and took videos of what the bears were doing.
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The collars they have developed can beam back the position and the speed at which the animals wearing them are moving.
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Their two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Lexi and Harley, also sported flowered collars for the ceremony and served as ring bearers.
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He will likely grow to be 3 1/2 feet tall and wears cervical collars to reduce pressure and avoid surgery.
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The two metal rods that connect these two collars can be gradually lengthened by the user stretching the penis over time.
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Dogs are rounded up on the street or stolen from homes – indeed; many are still wearing collars when they are killed.
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Here's hoping we'll see plenty of Chung's signature tailoring, collars, and maybe even a decent loafer, at moderate high-street prices.
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Cats can wear collars, too, and if you have an outdoor cat, it's good to have a collar with ID tags.
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Elsewhere, though, are truly horrifying pictures of instruments of restraint, including straitjackets, collars, manacles and harnesses of canvas, leather and iron.
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This collection, their fourth, is fittingly called "Adult Baby," and includes frilled collars, and sleeves that drop comically to the knee.
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"It's our team on the ground that has been working with the government teams to put those collars on," Huijbregts said.
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If all goes according to plan, the entire system — collars, sensors, deterrents — will be operational at the end of the summer.
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The more we have learned about Howard, the more we've realized that the worst thing about him is his shirt collars.
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The researchers took helicopters to find the bears, tranquilized them to put on the collars, and took weight and blood samples.
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We spoke to veterinarians to find out what kinds of collars are best for dogs and tested and researched popular brands.
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Effective over-the-counter flea control products are available in the form of topical preventives, collars, shampoos, sprays, and oral options.
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We like this durable reflective collar by Rogz, which is the top pick in our guide to the best cat collars.
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Karl liked tight shirts and high collars but I love an open neckline, so the result here is punk meets couture.
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My school pictures show missing teeth and variations of pigtails, but the collars are always white, the sweaters are always red.
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The team designed motion-detecting collars, and they've trained dogs to "gesture" by moving their heads or bodies in certain ways.
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His ever-changing signatures over the years included stand-up collars, abundant use of suede, wrap dresses, mixed prints and more.
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He also added colored fur collars on some jackets and coats and said the "must have" item was a fox helmet.
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True, those ties tend to migrate off the centerline, his shirt collars curl at the ends, and his hairstyles skew messianic.
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The reasonably robust crowd consisted of North Korean yuppies, their ties and Mao collars loosened after a long day at work.
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Their poses reflected the portraiture styles of the day; their suits, elaborate dresses, and starched collars, and pocket watches exude affluence.
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Starting in the early 2000s, the recovery program employed ancient and contemporary technology: Net-guns, fired from helicopters, were used to capture bighorn outfitted with collars that carried both GPS and VHF radio transmitters; professional hunters, meanwhile, tracked and darted every mountain lion in the area to outfit them with collars that carried VHF radio transmitters.
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It comes with a convenient handheld steam board to de-wrinkle collars, pockets, and sleeves, that also doubles as a crease attachment to provide a more polished, or what one might call dry-cleaned look that gives structure to collars, sleeves, plackets, hems, and other clothing areas where a completely steamed, flat finish would just appear odd.
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Antiques Dog collars, whether circlets made of precious metal or spiked leather straps, can yield insights into socioeconomic history and family tragedies.
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I've been testing one of Fi's collars for the last month and a half with my nine-year-old lab mix Tiki.
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If the custom hems, cuffs, and collars still don't fulfill the need for utter, one-of-a-kind personalization, fear not: M.i.h.
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While they wait for Bonnie, Clyde and Molomo are working on their brand Bullies and Co, which offers affordable luxury dog collars.
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Saks Potts is becoming synonymous with its short and long jackets and coats that feature oversized fur or shearling collars and sleeves.
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From there, the 60s proper began to show, as their wardrobes start featuring big collars, polka-dots, turtlenecks, and jackets over turtlenecks.
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Both of the bears were outfitted with GPS tracking collars so the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife officials could check in.
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It provides another way for humans and dogs to communicate and is arguably more humane than shock collars and other remote options.
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To conduct the study, Wilson's team developed specialized collars that were used to track the speed and acceleration of free-roaming animals.
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The couple's two Cavalier King Charles Spaniels, Lexi and Harley, also sported flowered collars for the ceremony and served as ring bearers.
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People noticed that their shirt collars were no longer dirty, says Sumit Sharma of Delhi's The Energy and Resources Institute, another NGO.
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The show opened with two models dressed in black and white suits and topped with futuristic helmets, collars, mittens and shin guards.
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Shirts, some in fine leather, had pointy collars and see-through sleeves and were worn with pleated trousers and asymmetric transparent skirts.
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Not only are there dozens of different types of dog collars, but there is an endless array of choices within each category.
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Cats who wear ID tags are more likely to be found and returned home than those who get lost without collars on.
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Part of the monitoring process involves outfitting wild lions with GPS collars, which is why this surrogate leopard mom is wearing one.
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Opera coats became puffa jackets and trenches, the collars spread to frame the clavicle, shoulders dropped and pulled into peaks at back.
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Slowly, soothing them with an anecdote about his childhood dragon obsession, he unbolts the chain collars binding the dragons and frees them.
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The nickname "leathernecks" originated at Derna, where US Marines wore high, leather collars to guard against the cutlasses carried by the pirates.
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The looks feature billowing black and white dresses and separates with nipped-in waists and ecclesiastical touches like high collars and lace.
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Pet stores have a line of products -- from heart-shaped cat scratchers to XOXO knit sweaters to pink bow tie dog collars.
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They became the centerpiece of a collection that includes more than 130 rare collars from the late 15th to the 19th century.
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Exaggerated and feminine collars, which hark back to another trend of the 1960s and 1970s, are poised to make a major comeback.
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Once you've filled out your size profile, you can customize elements that go into each garment like pockets, pleats, collars, and cuffs.
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Later that year, the Boise State University football team's new uniforms featured the words "Blue Collar" embroidered on the jerseys' blue collars.
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The cows wear 5G-connected collars that send data to the app on everything from what they're eating to how they're sleeping.
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One downside is that you need to buy a compatible Whistle GO collar, while the Whistle 3 clips onto most regular collars.
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Essay I've been thinking about dog collars, the ones that deliver electric shocks to keep dogs from straying out of their yards.
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You might as well be in old Amsterdam, with swaggering burghers with swords and lace collars and long clay pipes strutting by.
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Both guys were wearing jackets and dress pants -- but neither appear to be rockin' ties, as their collars are open and unbuttoned.
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The book also visualizes cruel conditions from mental institution history, like iron collars for restraint and blood-letting in the 18th century.
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Priests with their black and white collars and aging nuns wearing coifs filed into the church when the doors opened at 9 a.m.
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Fifty Arctic squirrels in Alaska were outfitted with fitness collars to determine why male rodents were more likely to be eaten by predators.
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The inside boasts a memory foam-padded tongue, ankle collars, and insoles, making them the absolute most comfortable dress shoes I've ever worn.
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Home appliances, door locks, security cameras, cars, wearables, dog collars, and so many other inert devices are beginning to connect to the web.
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It seems like James and his son both favor popped collars and warm layers when they're getting ready to battle the dark lord.
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We always played with the collars of the shirts, the lapels and jackets, and then we would style pieces, and mix and match.
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The researchers implanted activity monitors into their subjects' trunks, put a GPS collars on them and monitored them for 35 days from afar.
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Moseby is working with simple tools—cats, fences, radio collars, and traps—but she's tentatively interested in the genetic tools on the horizon.
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"Even if their necks are small enough to put a collar around, they're strong, that they'll just rip the collars apart," Derocher explained.
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Darts players' collars are now as likely to be white as blue—as the popularity of the swanky darts bar Flight Club shows.
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For generations, the battle for the blue-collars was centered on the Ohio River Valley, stretching from Pennsylvania to Missouri's border with Kentucky.
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Anthony Pagano, a wildlife biologist with the United States Geological Survey, has been testing accelerometers on the collars — something like Fitbits for bears.
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Constructed of canvas and suede, the shoe features re-enforced toecaps, padded collars, and rubber waffle outsoles paired with contrasting white sole foxing.
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"And I love seeing bears without collars, but they're going to have to get along in densely populated areas just like people do."
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They recalled Edwardian ladies, with hands near-immobilized in extra-long, glove-fitted sleeves, alongside heads held overly stiff by boned choker collars.
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Morton, by contrast, favors dark velvets, extra-high collars, and loose white shirts, in a bid to seem as Aspern-like as possible.
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They believe that tattoos are private, and so they'll commit to full body suits that can't be seen above any collars or cuffs.
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To test a product's stain-fighting prowess, they import stain samples from around the world, like greasy, blackened collars and yellow armpit stains.
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"However, some producers, who have used more sophisticated collars for their hedging strategy, could find themselves in all sorts of difficulty," he added.
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Dogs get tracking collars; motion-sensing cameras are mounted near ponds; fish and frogs are caught, ground up and tested for worm larvae.
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By the '70s, all hell breaks looks, stylistically and otherwise; the peaks of Ike's collars swell in direct proportion to his cocaine habit.
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Leather and wool outerwear, the collars jutting up to the base of the skull and descending like a ski slope to the shoulders.
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Best cat collarsThere are a wide variety of different cat collars out there, many of which you may not have ever heard about.
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They're posing for the portraits, but are deep in thought, and clothed in period-specific clothes like poet collars, or nothing at all.
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Mr. Risso's suits are pieced together, their hems hanging undone (not the first designer to try this trick), shirts pressed carelessly, collars flying.
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In addition to film stock, this plastic was used in everyday products, such as collars, crinolines, shoe heels, billiard balls, and hair combs.
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There are hundreds of fabrics to choose from and dozens of customization options available, including materials, collars, cuffs, pockets, monograms, sizing, and more.
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Here are the best dog collars you can buy:Best dog collar overall: Lupine Original Dog CollarBest budget dog collar: Blueberry Classic Nylon DogBest leather dog collar: Perri's Padded Leather Dog CollarBest Martingale dog collar: If It Barks Designer Martingale CollarBest head collar: PetSafe Gentle Leader Head CollarThe best bark collars you can buyDo you a problem controlling your dog's barking?
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Both use a mixture of good, old-fashioned fieldcraft and high-tech radio collars that permit individual animals to be tracked around by satellite.
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From pharaconic collars to twisting serpents, Azza Fahmy pieces have been spotted on celebrities from Naomi Campbell and Rihanna to Queen Rania of Jordan.
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Hoping to avoid spinal surgery for Wyatt, Kevin used scissors, fabric and a hot glue gun to make his boy specially fitted cervical collars.
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They are widely used in farms and gardens, flea collars, and extermination products, and they can persist in the environment for months or years.
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Speaking of lapels, it'd seem the actresses decided to go big instead of going home, with extended collars and large oversized buttons on most.
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For example, squirrels are commonly depicted wearing collars and leashes in medieval art and they were mentioned in historical letters as pets in monasteries.
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Cowlar costs $72023 per cow with a $72013 per month subscription, and provides a solar-powered "cow router" that collects data from the collars.
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The low-top silhouette features a canvas upper, padded insoles and ankle collars, vulcanized outsoles, and as the name suggests, a slip-on fit.
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Wearing one of her signature decorative collars, the black-robed Ginsburg appeared attentive throughout the argument, asking in a clear voice several technical questions.
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In the case of grizzlies, it's not clear what number that would constitute, but the bears would be closely monitored, likely through radio collars.
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The financial titans at the meeting apparently brainstormed ideas like using neck control collars, securing food lockers, and replacing human security personnel with robots.
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Using derivative transactions known as swaps and collars, the Texas-based firm locked in a minimum price for 85 percent of this year's production.
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Adult males were left out of the study because their necks were too wide to wear the collars, and they'd often take them off.
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Before Saw, The Hunger Games, and The Belko Experiment, 42 students wearing explosive collars had three days to fight each other to the death.
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Few collars offer the durability or longevity of the Lupine Original Dog Collar, which is protected by a lifetime guarantee that even covers chewing.
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We have read the reviews and done the research to come up with our top picks for the best cat collars you can buy.
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All the epaulets and collars and belting were detachable, and could be added and subtracted according to mood (and the need to communicate command).
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Accessories included studded collars, extra long colorful knit scarves, ankle bracelets, platform shoes and wedge sandals decorated with bows and wrapped around the ankle.
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With seven levels of vibration and sound, the DogRook Bark Control Collar is completely shock-free and a preferred alternative to static shock collars.
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Nor were you the first to make questionable fashion choices like popping polo collars or covering your limbs and neck with grody hemp jewelry.
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The best cat collarsCats can wear collars, too, and if you have an outdoor cat, it's good to have a collar with ID tags.
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On Friday, she released her annual list of "favorite things," and the icon has thought of everything, from smart dog collars to luxe slippers.
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Which, in turn, means sunscreen-stained shirt collars, smears of ketchup and mustard on pants, and ice cream dribbles down the front of sundresses.
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Scientists have studied caribou migrations by counting passing animals, taking aerial photos and attaching GPS collars to track the movements of a few members.
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In another practice, known as "trading collars," officers sometimes directed arrests to the member of their team who stood to get the most overtime.
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The handmade collars and leashes, which are constructed with vegetable-tanned leather, come in a variety of sizes and colors to fit any breed.
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RBC Capital Markets equity analysts said Marathon Oil hedged about 38% and Pioneer Natural Resources 54% of estimated 2020 production, using three way collars.
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Novartis Capstar Flea Control Tablets are an excellent alternative to topical flea preventives and flea collars, which can sometimes cause reactions in sensitive cats.
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The best cat collarsThere are a wide variety of different cat collars out there, many of which you may not have ever heard about.
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The cast wore eyelet collars, long hemlines, lace-up boots, and basket bags in America; petticoats, corsets, lace gloves, and satin heels in France.
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One married couple in San Francisco, Pup Twitch and Pup Trigger, wore dog collars to show their commitment to one another before their wedding.
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Patricia Halsell-Richardson, 69, produces so-called regalia — the crowns, collars, and trains for the neighborhood royalty who reign over the city each year.
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Some performers wear collars and bracelets that, at first glance, resemble exaggerated versions of colored licorice candy but also have the silhouettes of the eyewear.
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But then they realized many of the cats were obviously people's pets—sporting collars and tags—and some of the same animals had been targeted.
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Officials said Wininger "brutally abused" his son, leaving facial injuries, belt marks and burns around his ankles from shock collars he was forced to wear.
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In February, Gove's department sent a letter to the Royal Veterinary College claiming there was not enough evidence to support a ban on shock collars.
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At first, it might look like any other punk gig: Kids with mohawks, dye jobs, and spiked collars moshing, drinking, and having a good time.
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She collars its feet, slits it from anus to throat, pulls its fur off like a bloody sock, and pitches the pelt into the brush.
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From statement oversized collars, to ruffles and fold-over variations, there are other winter necklines out there aside from the turtleneck — believe it or not!
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Posts from those lucky enough to have gotten a first look at the items reveal a pet section with collars, mouse ears and dog dresses.
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"If you can't tell the difference between a giant dog with two collars and a coyote, you shouldn't be hunting with a crossbow," she said.
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What followed was a stream of blue PVC miniskirts, chain-zip collars, dresses with cut-outs across the chest, and green faux fur trimmed jackets.
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Police in the central Tuscan town of Prato, home to the country's biggest Chinese community, carried out 111 raids in an operation dubbed "White Collars".
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Like other smart dog collars — think Whistle, which sold to Mars for over $100 million — Waggit offers tracking, but its core value proposition is health.
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Most of the looks were embellished with colorful geometric plexiglass earrings, some with big collars made of bright pieces of fabric styled as eclectic scarves.
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Dr. Joly, who spends a lot of time watching pings from caribou GPS collars moving across a digital map, was pleased, but not too surprised.
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All that remained was odds and ends, torn scraps of memories, bits of trimming sewn onto the cuffs, collars and hems of ordinary woolen coats.
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Biologists will soon start a project of capturing bears in Yellowstone National Park to put tracking collars on them for research, National Parks Traveler reports.
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Photograph by Pari Dukovic for The New Yorker Hay deals in homespun-looking cotton, stiff collars, ruffles, and floral prints that are almost uncomfortably naïve.
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Their first collection grew out of men's shirts repurposed as shirtdresses, their arms wrapped kittenishly around the body, their collars yanked halfway down the shoulder.
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My parents still had many items from our old dog which they gave to me, including blankets, toys, a leash, and a few different collars.
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FanRag Sports first reported that Sale was protesting the 1976-style jerseys, which were navy and sported unusual collars on a hot and humid night.
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Unless your binoculars are unusually powerful, you are unlikely to notice that many of those sheep wear collars manufactured by Lotek Wireless of Newmarket, Ontario.
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Early videos and press shots came to define The Streets by an assemblage of Reebok Classics, polo shirts with popped collars, plain sweatshirts, flimsy windbreakers.
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In this study, Mr. Pagano and his colleagues affixed video cameras to GPS-equipped collars on nine female bears off Alaska on the Beaufort Sea.
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In the early 2000s, federal, state and university biologists began putting GPS collars on elk around the Yellowstone landscape for local studies and management purposes.
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Varying from glittery bows to classic pearls, sets can be fastened to shoes' vamps, collars (sides) or counters (backs), and retail for $8 to $20.
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Among the items covered by the administration's latest increase in tariffs to 25 percent: computers, toilet paper, dog collars, Christmas tree lights and mattress supports.
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This Luddism was part of their commitment to living like Victorian-era dandies: They strutted around in top hats, starched collars, and cutaway suit coats.
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Her practical stretchy jersey dresses, pinafores with Peter Pan collars, PVC raincoats and flat shoes are showcased against a backdrop of vibrant Pop Art illustrations.
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But his sense of humor tempers his Boston Brahmin accent, herringbone tweed coats with fur shawl collars, Thom Browne suits and tapered-toe leather shoes.
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Its costumes, all black and white, are by Giles Deacon, with some men in puffball skirts and large ruff collars, and women in flared headdresses.
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The sawtooth-edged cape collar was modeled after saw-toothed collars and cuffs in portraits by the 22015th-century Flemish painter Sir Anthony Van Dyck.
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His search for something else to use summoned memories of the gooey liquid his mother had used to starch the collars of his father's shirts.
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Mr. Mariner, 36, is a founder of York River Traders, a Boston company that manufacturers and sells belts, cuff links, dog collars and other accessories.
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Each has a distinct look, like glossy lambskin and purple quilted velvet, and fine details, including crimson silk lining and emerald alligator-leather under-collars.
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I've used blinking lights designed for bikes and dog collars, and my mom has run wearing a Christmas light necklace she found at a drugstore.
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" In 2016, the University of Kentucky added blue collars to uniforms throughout its athletics program, "to emphasize the work ethic of the people of Kentucky.
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"The little things are rigged up with ribbons, mats, cushions, bells, and lace collars, in the most dainty style," The Times reported 140 years ago.
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Kyle Abraham's "The Runaway," closing the program, has two of them, shirtless in fur collars — and it also has tracks by Kanye West (among others).
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Instead, you'll find flattering belted waists, statement collars, and even a longline moto jacket for those who just don't want to let their leather jackets go.
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I feel like maybe I need one of those shock collars they use on dogs to get his attention when he is immersed in his phone.
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It helps that Minnie's traditional look is representative of some of the best trends of 2017: Jacquemus-esque polka-dots, brights red tones, and ruffled collars.
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But the rules remains the same: competing waitstaff must run in what they wear to work—even if this no longer involves starched collars or tailcoats.
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Although Yuen examines indisputably existentialist subject matter (figures dragging abstracted burdens through space, women laden with oversize collars and hairdos), his paint handling is never overwrought.
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In this study, he and his team used GPS collars to monitor the movements of Gaspésie caribou across a portion of their range for 2.5 years.
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Pet wearables, such as GPS collars, are making it possible for pet parents to track their doggo's location (and even monitor their activity) wherever they are.
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He did go missing for a week in 1987, but ambled back in, mysteriously with two new flea collars, and was rewarded with some beef jerky.
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From tiger-print coats to leopard-patterned tops and dresses, animal prints featured heavily on the clothes, some of which also had furry collars and cuffs.
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Detailing on the shoe comes in the form of elastic side accents, padded collars and the rubber waffle outsole contrasting white sole foxing pairing once again.
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Rather than being something worn deliberately, to make a statement—like Ginsburg's collars—Ocasio-Cortez's shoes are more of an accidental symbol of her political journey.
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To figure out how wild olive baboons manage this, the authors of a 2015 paper put GPS collars on 25 members of one troop in Kenya.
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They are a blend of painting, collage and clothing, if not fashion: shirts made from coarse, wheat-colored fabric that hang from pegs by their collars.
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The big question: Since HNA has taken out equity collars for other portfolio companies like Deutsche Bank, have activists jumped into those other holdings as well?
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By putting GPS and VHF collars on cats, scientists all over Australia have realized how little they understand about the creatures they are trying to control.
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Other miscellaneous items: durable toys, hair trimmers, flea combs, crates (all sizes), litter boxes, nonclumping cat litter, litter scoopers and small collars for puppies and kittens.
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GPS collars can track a bear almost in real time, providing richly detailed information on the corridors and habitats they use that need to be protected.
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Life in Miu Miu's fast line also includes smart-looking high-waisted cuffed shorts, equestrian-like window pane plaids, exaggerated Chelsea collars, and funky chunky platforms.
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Just hours ago, Miuccia presented a whole slew of necklace-like collars made of sparkling beaded fringe that were layered on top Easter-colored sheath dresses.
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Starched ruffled collars and cuffs featured prominently throughout the collection, as did platform and knee-high combat boots, which kept the looks grounded in contemporary times.
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Batsheva Hay, founder and creative director of Batsheva, has been doling out doily collars and whipping up long hems since she started her brand in 2015.
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We spend $70 billion a year on pet supplies, from the mundane (food, collars and chew toys) to the extravagant (a dog house with plasma TVs).
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They still wear their collars, in part to identify themselves to others as pups — a symbol of commitment more visible than a ring, and more specific.
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They're also looking to trademark the "Fresh Princess" on a bunch of merch -- including bags, backpacks, animal collars and, of course, lots of clothing and footwear.
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HSI officials and Chinese animal activists were able to negotiate with the slaughterhouse to release the animals, some of which wore collars, suggesting they are stolen pets.
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If you went to Donbas, into the conflict, you'd see packs of seemingly wild dogs roaming around, until you realize a lot of them still have collars.
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According to the UK animal welfare organization Dogs Trust, existing shock collars can administer up to 6,000 volts to an animal's neck for up to 11 seconds.
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As the starched collars around Buckingham Palace would likely mutter in agreement, from that perspective, just maintaining the appearance of being regal can be half the battle.
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The bears were darted from a helicopter, so that the scientists could take blood and urine samples, and attach GPS collars equipped with cameras around their necks.
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When I think of the Victorian Era, what usually comes to mind are strict manners, high-necked lace collars, and a whole lot of sexually repressed ladies.
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The duo's spring 2017 collection featured old and new incarnations of the stripes and off-the-shoulder slanted collars that have made the brand a best-seller.
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Scientists from IBM used a different approach to protect rhinos in the Welgevonden game reserve near Johannesburg in South Africa, using radio collars and a data network.
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When people get a dog, he said, they go on a big shopping spree — buying the bed, the collars, the food and all the other dog necessities.
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It's not a bundled title, though, which is a misstep on Nintendo's part, and the asking price for the console alone—£280/$300—has got collars heated.
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Starchy high collars, chaste necklines, slender arm-sheathing sleeves, virginal capelets and cascading ruffles suggested that even for some stubbornly progressive brides, this year prim is in.
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Her mother's favorite color, purple, is splashed on buttons, signs, handouts, and even the "Ayanna Pressley" bandanas tied around the dog collars at Wednesday's pup-themed fundraiser.
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This documentary follows a United States Geological Survey team as it outfits female polar bears with satellite tracking collars, the better to understand their struggle for survival.
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Blackman — hammy, irrepressible and verbose — is a collector of objects whimsical and weird: a 6-foot papier-mâché automaton elephant, vintage dog collars, Campbell's soup-can dishware.
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The U.S. trade representative's office issued exclusions on hundreds of these products in September 2019, including some computer circuit boards, laminated wood flooring and dog collars. SEPT.
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He said his family has tried to quiet the dogs, even trying bark-inhibiting collars, but they found that prolonged use caused sores on the dogs' necks.
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P-19's kittens will reach fifteen months in March, and Sikich needed to capture them before then to fit them with G.P.S. collars of their own.
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She adorned the collars of slim-fitting checked shirts and shirt dresses with beads and lace, and kept suits slouchy, but then cinched them at the waist.
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Due to EPA's broad approvals, neonics now appear in countless places — from backyards to bed bug products and farm fields to pet collars —despite their questionable usefulness.
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While the runways of Fashion Month are full of aspirational trends — from exaggerated collars to bubble sleeves — the streets are where we find inspiration for everyday dressing.
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So Clay and his surrogate family of workers (including Jason Bateman, Olivia Munn, Randall Park and Kate McKinnon) must unfasten ties and collars and host a bash.
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Fame has not gone to Luka's head, although it's rumored she is endorsing a line of plus-size dog collars and recording a duet with Tony Bennett.
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The animals are equipped with radio collars that transmit their location five or six times a month, so the team knows where each sloth's usual territory is.
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If all goes to plan, Dory wants the collars to be available commercially for around 30 to 40 euros in the future, and to be open source.
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By attaching GPS-enabled camera collars to female caribou, staff at the university's Caribou Ungava research project are gathering valuable insight into the lives of newborn calves.
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And along the way, we have had record increases in blue collar employment and blue collar by the way -- their wages are rising faster than the white collars.
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If you were to ask anyone who grew up watching MTV's Jersey Shore, they'd probably tell you it's about supreme confidence, leg grinding, popped collars and frosted tips.
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Maddie officially turned 11 on Wednesday, when Spears shared a photo of her girls coordinating once again in jean shorts and matching blue tops with Peter Pan collars.
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A custom-designed doggy door for Bear, Leo and Lucy, whose magnet-equipped collars control a gate and allow the pups to come and go as they please.
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In an exclusive sneak peek at , the couples are surprised – literally shocked, in fact – when they're asked to put electrified collars on their wrists as a therapy exercise.
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While shoppers may assume clothing that is tagged as 100 percent linen or wool actually is, manufacturers will often use recycled materials under collars or in the lining.
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If they want to stay relevant in a changing industry, they have no choice but to stop using fur stolen from animals for their coats, collars, and cuffs.
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The catwalk's inlays echoed the mosaic technique in the pieces of clothing, the cut-out knitwear, short and long, and the fur collars and cuffs adorning classic coats.
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I expected spiked Arnold Palmers, Lilly Pulitzer, poodles with monogrammed collars, and maybe a scorned ex-lover throwing a drink on a preppy-looking white man wearing gingham.
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Neckbuds are all over the place — you can find them on the collars of countless commuters and flyers in most cities — but they are primarily designed for music.
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Many people training their women have considered electric collars, controlled by a remote, that can be set off when your woman is about to have unprotected sex. Wrong!
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The Rogz Catz Breakaway Cat Collar is our top pick for cat collars with its durable scratchproof webbing, reflective glow-in-the-dark design, and many safety features.
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While martingale collars are highly recommended by experts, you should consult a certified trainer or veterinarian to determine what type of collar is best for your pup's breed.
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Experts fear terms like this may run through many of Abe's new proposals, helping more blue collars workers come to Japan -- but preventing them from settling long term.
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A few days before the Emmy Awards, I accompanied the Weitzes to a party, and watched as Weitz worked the room, straightening collars and lapels as he went.
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Most species are secretive loners, shrug off standard radio collars with ease, and run close to the ground "like small bolts of brown lightning," as one team noted.
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Even white-collars jobs, like those on Wall Street, will be replaced by artificial intelligence — the world's largest hedge fund has already set plans in motion for this.
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If you keep the rest of your outfit on the simpler side, the layered collars and hardware on your jacket-on-jacket top will be clever, not fussy.
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Before they left Guatemala, their grandmother, having failed to get the girls to learn their mother's ten-digit telephone number, sewed it onto the collars of their dresses.
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Using the GPS and video collars and the metabolic information, the researchers determined that the more a bear had to search for food the more energy it used.
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" — JAMES CORDEN "These tariffs could raise the price of a huge range of products including dog collars, apparel made from reptile leather, mattress supports and Christmas tree lights.
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She transported dozens of quolls from Western Australia, equipped them with radio collars and released them, and then watched as they were lost to cats and other vagaries.
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The humor in the wife of a general manager using an anonymous Twitter account to defend the size of his shirt collars is bare for all to see.
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There's a long history attached to BDSM aesthetics: collars, harnesses, and black leather hail from the Old Guard leather community, but have been appropriated by fashion for decades.
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That takes the argument back to the 17th century: People appeared to be clean by wearing clean underwear that showed over their outer clothes through collars and cuffs.
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And thanks to a variety of no-pull harnesses now on the market, you never have to subject your dog to the dangers of prong or choke collars.
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Over the course of his career at The Times and elsewhere, Mr. Gorman has written about everything from the invention of flea collars to the nature of consciousness.
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All three neatly fit the definition of what Rolling Stone describes as the "neo-patriotic blockbuster": movies whose heroes wear blue collars rather than cowboy hats or capes.
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Opened in 2677, Made carries fashion-forward women's clothes from Irish lines, such as cartoon-illustrated dresses by Electronic Sheep and Victorian ruffle collars by Natalie B. Coleman.
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Among the presenters were artist and musician Lun*nah Menoh, who performed "Certification of your dirty collar," altering visitors' shirts and expanding on her fascination with dirty collars.
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While the biggest chunk was devoted to pet food, pet owners spent $14.75 billion on supplies including beds, collars, leashes, bowls and, among all that, pet tech accessories.
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Published Thursday in the journal Science, the study was conducted by researchers who fixed collars on nine bears and recorded their activity levels for up to 11 days.
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Other differences include cushioned insoles (pictured above), canvas interior ankle collars instead of leather, and one-piece interior construction, which can be felt better than it can be seen.
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The American Kennel Club Museum of the Dog in St. Louis owns two dozen collars; one is believed to have come from a Tibetan mastiff owned by British royals.
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If Treat can use live chat with vets to build a relationship with customers, it could become their go-to for everything from kibble to collars to house calls.
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She says the line was inspired by hardware and her love of things in kitchen drawers—safety pins and screws—and by, you know, punk rock and dog collars.
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Pet products include protein treats, supplement chews, non-toxic toys, hemp collars and pet cleanup waste bags made with a TDPA technology material that breaks down faster in landfills.
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For three weeks, he worked on the ground — and air' helping to anaesthetize the elephants, fix radio collars and monitor their breathing to ensure each one was safely relocated.
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Their blond and brown hair offset with bows, their bodies shaped by white collars and flare skirts, they focus intently — as children do — on perfectly pouring out their tea.
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Across from them were the ticket counters where employees, young urban women with tight, shiny ponytails, crimson lips, and starched collars, offered comfortable transport to anywhere in Latin America.
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On this eve, it's a girl gang clad in latex masks and collars, ripped, ragged denim, and heavy, steel-reinforced motorcycle boots, surrounded by tubs of vibrators and lube.
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The researchers hope to use this information to inform future manipulative experiments using microplastics at ELA, which could entail floating collars that form a sort of huge outdoor aquarium.
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The exhibit will also reportedly include collars from Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a skirt from Janet Reno, a gown owned by suffrage activist Olivia Langdon and more.
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In addition to my experience in writing about pet care and pet products, I've done the research to determine our top five picks for different types of dog collars.
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Added Blueberry Pet Personalized Martingale Collars, Furbo Dog Camera, PetSafe Keep Safe Break-Away Dog Collar, Puppia Soft Dog Harness, and Best Friends by Sheri Shag Fur Donut Cuddler.
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To do something similar for bears, Mr. Pagano, a Ph.D. candidate at the University of California, Santa Cruz, has mounted both accelerometers and small video cameras on bear collars.
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At Insider Picks, we only want to recommend safe and humane products for your dogs, and shock collars are not recommended by the veterinarian we consulted for this guide.
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Oh, and we're guessing an affinity for Chung-vetted staples like denim cutoffs, Peter Pan collars, overalls, and ballet flats could only help your chances at nabbing the role.
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Today, they've been able to feed over 60 dogs and have placed reflective collars on 40, helping ensure that the strays won't be hit by cars in the night.
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The script, by George Pelecanos and Richard Price, emphasizes the familiarity between pimps and prostitutes and the cops tasked with doing collars on Times Square and the surrounding areas.
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Shirts were long and untucked, held together along the spine by neatly spaced bows instead of a seam, with collars that extended into lapping tongues, and sometimes trailing foulards.
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On Wednesday, some Fed employees wore shirts or jackets with the collars turned up, or popped, in a tribute to Ms. Yellen, who favored that look in public appearances.
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Founded in 2003 with the mission to make pet ownership easier, more scientific, and fun, it features traditional and smart collars and harnesses, leashes, gift suspenders, and other accessories.
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Starting at $79, Spier & Mackay has hundreds of materials to choose from and allows you to hand-select every element of your shirt — collars, cuffs, buttons, pockets, and monograms.
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Some 10 percent of grizzlies wear GPS collars that record their location as often as every hour and remotely download that data to a computer overhead in an airplane.
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For collars, they'll tell you if the style works with bigger tie knots like a Windsor, suits with wider or thinner lapels, and even the shape of your face.
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There were also two occasions when the collar came off of Tiki completely while playing or rolling around on the ground, and one of the collars lost the silver nameplate.
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Those high-heel rounded-toe Mary Janes, with their block heels; the slip-on satiny mules; the collars pointed extremely down and the pants had waists that went extremely up.
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The artists behind it said they would like to continue their line of "Made in Cuba" sex toys, creating other objects too, like masks and collars, given the clear demand.
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Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) said the it now had six lions in the park fitted with satellite tracking devices inserted into special collars, in a project that began in 2014.
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At Prada, plackets, collars and cuffs dangled from shirts and jackets, while at Gucci, Marni, Etro and Damir Doma, knits, trousers and coats came down the runway with frayed hems.
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"She would bring home strays she'd find walking along the road, put them in our backyard and call the number on their collars until their owners showed up," Diaz recalls.
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The virus can survive in the environment (kennel surfaces, food/water bowls, collars/ leashes, toys, beds) or on people's clothing and hands for 23 to 22 hours before it dies.
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It's breakaway, which is a common feature in cat collars, so the collar can fall off if it gets stuck on something like a branch while a cat is outside.
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During the excavation of the tomb of King Cuo of Zhongshan, who was king of China from 22010 to 23 BC, archeologists found two large dogs buried in jeweled collars.
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In keeping with the theme, several models wore glasses, and prim looks dominated the runway, with high, Edwardian-style collars or dresses reminiscent of early 20th century ladies riding outfits.
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It's found in flea collars, mosquito repellants, indoor and garden pesticides, clothes and bedding treated to repel insects, and shampoos used to get rid of parasites like fleas and lice.
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Must-have items for pets include: medical records and any prescription medication; pet food and bottled water; cleaning supplies; leashes and collars; and comfort items such as toys or treats.
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It took six wolves fitted with GPS collars (five males and one female), a summer's worth of data, and tens of thousands of pinged locations to produce the stunning map.
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Investors can utilize equity derivatives such as puts and collars to mitigate company-specific risk, but they are costly and, therefore, not practical to use uninterruptedly for a prolonged period.
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"DTN has already been used for distributed earthquake sensor nets, tracking and monitoring wildlife (with DTN-enabled tracking collars), lake water quality monitoring, and many interesting terrestrial applications," Torgerson noted.
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Ava Lui, 33, an IT professional in Hong Kong, has three cats and a dog and has fitted her pets with collars that can monitor their activity and food intake.
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In rooms without heat, the newest and poorest arrivals, many of them undocumented, sat bent over sewing machines, tacking collars onto shirts or affixing brightly colored stripes to jogging pants.
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In the reception area of her father's lawyer's office, she collars a delivery girl in a college sweatshirt and then introduces her to the press as the league's deputy commissioner.
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Unsightly collars on all those predators might well diminish the romance, but that would be a small price to pay for the pleasure of their enduring company on this earth.
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The villagers were dressed in the same basic outfits—the men in blue and white shirts with embroidered collars and red striped pants, the women in conservative, dark blue dresses.
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Often, it is implied with the deployment of a disturbing image: an abandoned room in a ruined house with leather collars attached to chains, bloodied mattresses, feces in the corners.
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She shrank suit jackets to Chanel topper proportions, made handsome (no other word for it) skirts out of gabardine and tacked schoolgirl collars on otherwise office-ready white button-downs.
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According to a report on the black bear study published this month, the researchers have placed collars on about four dozen black bears on two islands in Prince William Sound.
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While all the other mountain lions with collars survived, rangers are still concerned about the health of one male named P-64, perhaps the most adventurous member of the group.
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With options expensive due to the high expectations of a large near-term move in the shares, Strugger suggested March options collars as a means to hedge long stock positions.
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But this time, these collars have got an added bonus: Many of them are detachable, which means you can wear these dickeys with many more things, in many more ways.
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Besides, your true uniform will develop soon enough: more dog collars than pearl necklaces, a show of allegiance to the worldwide queer mafia rather than to someone's grandparents' country club.
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In the latest "believe it or not" moment, farmers are experimenting with collars for cows equipped with GPS and electronic signaling that would eliminate the need for fencing and herding.
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Animal lovers in the southern Indian city of Chennai are putting reflective collars on stray dogs and cattle to protect them from being run over by speeding vehicles at night.
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We need pet cameras to make sure they behave while we're not home and GPS dog collars to warn us when they break through the fence to chase after squirrels.
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Here, the focus is on perfect fit, so you'll find smooth waistlines, bulk-free collars, and all the right vents, openings, and proportions, allowing for plenty of movement in bed.
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The lozenge-shaped cards have a hunt theme, with four suits: collars for the dogs, tethers for the hounds, horns and nooses that were used to hang game from a belt.
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But in that time, I can't entirely figure out if it's really a device that I need in my life, and Fi's approach to smart dog collars doesn't make it easy.
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In a recent study, he attached GPS collars to polar bears to track these animals' movements, and then contrasted it to satellite images showing sea ice levels from 2004 to 2012.
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On Twitter, the New York Fed encouraged women, particularly those in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields, to share pictures of themselves turning up their collars just like she does.
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Ted Baker's dresses, suits and shirts, often sporting quirky details such as flowery collars and polka-dotted sleeves, have helped it to stand out from rivals in Britain and, increasingly, overseas.
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On Monday, new circuit breakers (price collars or limit ups or downs on how much the market could rise or fall) were hit and paused trading on the Shanghai Composite Index.
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With the 5G collars, Cisco says farmers can keep tabs on the animals at all times of the day without having to physically trek out to observe the cows up close.
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As a part of the strategy to appeal to blue-collars workers in this region, Clinton on Monday went after what she called "egregious corporate behavior" that undermines the middle-class.
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Bayer, the inventor of aspirin and maker of Yasmin birth control pills, is more diversified than Syngenta or Monsanto, selling cancer drugs, flea and tick collars for pets and Coppertone sunscreen.
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In 1896, John E. Brooks admired the hidden buttons that secured the collars of English polo players and began engineering his sportswear classic, with its incidentally spiffy arc to the collar.
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Ted Baker's dresses, suits and shirts, which often have quirky details such as flowery collars and polka-dotted sleeves, have helped it to stand out from mid-market rivals in Britain.
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Bronzed men with open white collars sit comfortably in their own sweat at the bar, watching the dancers move beneath the lights with just their long, elegant white cigarettes for company.
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As a result, producers are using more "collars," a financial instrument that provides price protection on the downside while allowing them to share in some of the upside if prices rally.
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Though it's not ideal for ironing large pieces of clothing or linen sheets, it's perfect for steaming out wrinkles on most things in my closet and crisping up collars and sleeves.
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As a tribute to Lagerfeld, a towering figure at Chanel for more than 35 years, there were rigid white collars on top of light dresses and oversized bows on the chest.
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You will, therefore, remain unaware that GPS and satellite communications hardware affixed to those collars allows wildlife managers in distant air-conditioned rooms to track every move made by those sheep.
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The result is a system that can decipher short and long sleeves, round or v-neck collars, and so on, and from that makes the suggestions of what will go together.
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THE CROWD On a recent Friday night, Mr. Trummer's Miami fans were present: beefy men with oily hair and wide collars, and toothpick-thin women with blowouts and form-fitting dresses.
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Silk blouses tucked into crisp A-line skirts hung from a ring that orbited the neck, out of which came peaked collars framing the face (ribbed knits got the same treatment).
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Similar to the detachable turtlenecks that have been a street style and runway hit the past few seasons, these throw-on-and-go collars are as utilitarian as they are ornamental.
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Pieces from the collection include an intricate gilded collar from the Baroque period, a set of engraved silver collars from the 19th century, and a display of neckwear with owners' markings.
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The kitchen grills hamachi collars so that the fat renders and runs through the meat, the skin is crisp, and the bits closest to the bone are sticky and almost gelatinous.
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Together, they are gearing up for a series of introductions of connected fashion technology products in the next year that will include Button bomber jackets, with connected collars, and Button chokers.
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There were bohemian notes throughout the collection, most notably in the blouses' ruffled collars and gathered sleeves, along with other arts-and-crafts embellishments such as fringe, patchwork and decorative buttons.
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But that also means that companies with less AI expertise will use it to market their wares, whether those are pet collars, lightbulbs, smart toilets, pill packs, gardening tools, or hairbrushes.
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The stylPro brush-holding device acts as an extension of your hand; all you have to do is attach the handle of your makeup brush to the device using one of the eight included silicone collars (every brush I own fits in one of the collars), turn the device on so that it is spinning, and gently submerge only the makeup brush bristles in the bowl filled with the brush-cleaning solution of your choice for about 10 seconds.
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These can be obtained cheaply and speedily online through a variety of websites that promise to send them overnight, along with certificates, collars, harnesses, vests and other paraphernalia proclaiming "emotional support animal".
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Its dog collars are designed and marketed as fitness trackers for your animal, and as a basic safety net to help in the event that they run off or otherwise get lost.
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In the years that we've owned Tiki, we've traded out collars every couple of years, and I've never had issues with them: they do the advertised job of staying on his neck.
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Seedling's solution for dissuading illegal immigration is to affix deportees with electronic collars that will stun anyone who tries to cross the Mexican-American borde—an idea barely more outlandish than Rep.
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Similar types of cooling technology already exist in the region, with Dubai in August issuing street cleaners with gel-filled "cooling collars" that fasten around the neck and act like cold compresses.
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The curators have gathered lace collars, enameled jewelry, woodcarvings, windows, priests' robes and church candelabra, combining some experimental iridescence and hard-edge geometric forms with portraits of Irish saints and military martyrs.
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Sudha, now 20, said frequent gynecologist visits have wiped out her savings while it is a struggle daily to stitch up to 400 parts of clothing from collars and buttons to pockets.
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Protective measures like leaded aprons, thyroid collars, leaded glasses, and overhead radiation shields can reduce the radiation dose to the operators, but are still not used regularly in every laboratory, Andreassi said.
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However, there is some debate on if non-breakaway collars are actually dangerous for cats, and it seems a bit counterintuitive to have GPS on something that can release from your pet.
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The Houston Zoo began this work in Borneo in 2007, and it also helps fund elephant conservationist Nurzhafarina "Farina" Othman and her team, who work to put tracking collars on the animals.
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Tweed, argyle sweaters, oversized frilled collars and pearl slippers that speak of heritage, faith, craftsmanship, uniform and purpose are irreverently re-mixed for play and pleasure — a weekend of laughter and games.
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From the ornate collars she wears over her judicial robes... Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg poses for a photo in her chambers at the Supreme Court in Washington on July 24, 2013.
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While their design saves you the hassle of having a wire bouncing around your body, they often come with weird neck-collars holding the battery and Bluetooth component and need frequent recharging.
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But the remix seemed entirely new with Prince, and Mr. Enninful worshiped at his altar, loving his ruffled shirts with the Edwardian collars and black matador outfits with the crazy crop tops.
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And he may not get the references intrinsic to accessories like dog collars, D-rings, kinky rubber raincoats (shades of Sex, the King's Road shop run by Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren).
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For the "Rhapsody in Blue" Autumn/Winter 2019 collection, women wore short jackets that had round collars, were lined with different shades of blue and worn over T-shirts or silky shirts.
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Truman & Jacobson, at 12th Street and Baltimore Avenue, across from the famous Muehlebach Hotel, sold shirts, celluloid collars, neckties, gloves, belts, Panama hats, cuff links, tiepins, socks and underwear (some in silk).
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Researchers put satellite tracking collars on some of the bears to get an idea of where they move, but would also like to get a picture of their activities and energy use.
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The uniforms were also updated: Scouts traded in their neckerchiefs for "casual open collars," and den mothers supervising Cub Scouts were outfitted in "miniskirts and hot pants," according to the Associated Press.
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Here is a selection of furry and feathery family members dressed in a range of fancy attire, from floral collars to extravagant tuxedos, top hats and even a custom sari from India.
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Other kinds of femininity came later in billowing floral print dresses with high-buttoned collars or spaghetti straps, and knitted, layered midi dresses with matching stilettos — some styled over slim-cut pants.
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Wildlife biologists had long studied caribou by swooping down in helicopters, netting them, and affixing them with radio collars, a process that some Dene saw as disrespectful to creatures they considered kin.
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Some flea collars deliver preventive medication for a longer period than topical applications, making them a good choice for cat owners who don't want to have to apply something every 30 days.
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"Dickeys, like makeup, used to hide blemishes and emote a pristine image," explained Darnell Jamal Lisby, a fashion historian working at the Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum about these collars' original function.
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With the men dressed in suits and women in identical red coats with fur collars and calve-length boots, the North Korean delegation of around 400 people was met with international curiosity.
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They might have looked out of place in their dog collars and women's clothing, but it was the common ground the men in Sister shared with the crowd that got them through.
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Since L. is gone, I have to put them out for a second while I grab the bags but usually I would just hold onto their collars as L. signs for the food.
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Waitresses in mint-green smocks with pink collars and cuffs dodged one another's elbows as they reached for classic varieties — glazed, with or without sprinkles, cream-filled or coconut — selling for $1.10 apiece.
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Standing in front of his cast, all wearing knee-high socks and white shirts with laced-up collars and pants, he delivers his speech with exactly the same timing and posture every night.
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I consider myself a pretty fearless dresser, but I've always been leery of "Asian" fashion trends: the Mandarin collars, silk florals, anime characters, bib-style halters, jade jewelry, bamboo motifs, kimonos, and qipaos.
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Today they no longer sport full-bottomed periwigs, replete with curls, but echoes of their black and white Dutch colonial garments, handmade lace collars and tight buckle boots appear in everyday men's wear.
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For those who chafe at Japan's stale economy and hidebound culture, the image of young creative types, knitting old inner tubes into dog collars before cracking open a local brew, holds great allure.
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Three total lunar eclipses recorded in Argentina in 2003 and 2004 were enough to send a troop of owl monkeys, fitted with tracking collars, into hiding on the ground during pitch-dark periods.
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And while the cheating went down in different ways, the suspicious behavior was always the same: He'd been distant, she'd been secretive, there were late night phone calls and lipstick stains on collars.
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AT THE law courts in Lubumbashi, the second-biggest city in the Democratic Republic of Congo, the advocates wear smart black gowns with the stiff white collars and bands that mark their profession.
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Along the back wall covered with red jumping-zebra wallpaper, two silver-haired men seemed engrossed in deal-making chatter, the collars on their polo shirts emerging straight-up above their navy blazers.
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Radio collars and species-recovery projects have been around for a while, too: In California alone, starting back in the 1980s, biologists saved both the peregrine falcon and the California condor from extinction.
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Guards in black shirts wander around the prison accompanied by dogs decked out in little camo-green collars with the world "police" emblazoned on top and a mock badge dangling at the bottom.
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"We were really feeling for the classic, iconic Lacoste polo with a signature OC twist," Jesse Hudnutt, Opening Ceremony's director of men's buying and special projects, told Refinery29 of those zip-up collars.
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Which involved, in part, wool swing coats with collars that frame the neck like a sculpture and with elaborate scribbles of hand-appliqued leather string, like a language only the wearer could read.
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Those are still the main products, although a wide range of options — Cossack or dress collars, belts, extra padding on the elbows and shoulders — ensure that no two Langlitz jackets are the same.
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Once a week, she would make the trip to Hollywood to photograph a different set of treasures: a troupe of '40s dancing shoes on one visit, a collection of lace collars the next.
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Trussed in corsets, jawbone-high collars and calicos that had seen better days, they have little enough to work with, their attempts at coquetry further constrained by their rigid mores of the day.
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Ten of the park's wolves wear GPS collars that beam their whereabouts as many as 48 times a day to a satellite, providing researchers with unprecedented detail on what wolves do all day.
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In 1977, Gertrude Hunt donated a collection of more than 60 dog collars to the Leeds Castle Foundation in memory of her husband, John Hunt, an antiques dealer and scholar of Irish history.
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The photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott and stylist Olivier Rizzo make a strong case for ruffled cuffs and collars, paper-thin transparent blouses and corsetry as new, indispensable elements of classic suiting.
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The name Hi-Collar comes from "haikara," Japanese slang that was originally a pejorative for young men of the late-19th-century Meiji era who wore stand-up collars like their British counterparts.
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In their first court appearance in the Southern District Court of New York on Thursday afternoon, Correia and Kukushkin sat stone-faced with their lawyers, both wearing blue suits with starched white collars.
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He helped to anesthetize the elephants, fix radio collars and monitor their breathing to ensure each one was safely relocated in a role that Peter Fearnhead, CEO of African Parks, described as "vital."
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Around 300 dogs and cattle in the city have been fitted with the "magic collars", which are made of reflective cloth that bounces off light from incoming cars and motorcycles in the dark.
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They can dart animals to take blood samples, measure their vital signs and then outfit them with GPS collars — and for the elephants, that means necklaces big enough to girdle an oak tree.
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Notable stand-outs included a quilted cape made of neon green satin, laid on the model's head like a tent, oversized long collars used as sleeveless jackets and enormous, faux-fur chapka hats.
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A series of faces earnestly peer out from canopies of white and off-white paper, while ballerinas with impeccable extension show off Elizabethan collars and dazzling headpieces made of string, paper, and tape.
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The scars mentioned in the brief ads make clear how often the men, women and children in captivity were whipped, beaten and shot, were forced to wear metal collars and had their faces branded.
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Made from blue doeskin, the single-breasted pieces feature stand-up collars and are completed with figured braiding of Regimental pattern — the design of which is "scaled down" for the pages, the palace noted.
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Always dashing, futuristic, cosmopolitan — chunky sunglasses you can sorta see through, structured collars and footwear that's probably worth your salary — the real-life Tony Stark likes to dress like the on-screen Tony Stark.
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To honor Janet Yellen's extraordinary tenure & accomplishments at the Federal Reserve, her distinction as the first woman Chair, & her inimitable style, we're sharing photos of our colleagues "popping" their collars–just like she does.
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Veterinarians can prescribe medications that combat fleas and ticks, as well as heartworms; Knox said they can be more effective than over-the-counter products such as flea and tick collars and topical treatments.
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Oliso Pro Smart Iron - $169.99 See Details Collar perfect: Collar Perfect is a small and quick iron that works by clamping onto collars, cuffs, creases, between buttons, and other parts to smooth out wrinkles.
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Dogs that tend to do well on the leash can get by with traditional nylon or leather collars, while dogs that tend to pull on the leash may require a halter or prong collar.
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At Hood by Air, the designer Shayne Oliver showed curled and frizzed hair after the Directoire fashion with clothing details like highly tugged shirt collars brushing the upper lip or even shrouding the head.
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Based on reported data from remote camera traps, radio collars or observations, we determined each species' nocturnality, which we defined as the percentage of the animal's total activity that occurred between sunset and sunrise.
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Removed categories and picks for best bark collar overall (SportDOG NoBark 10R), best static bark collar (Dogtra Yapper Stopper No Bark Collar), and best high-end bark collar, all of which are shock collars.
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Anker's PowerLine cables, both Android-friendly Micro-USB and Apple-oriented Lightning, are reinforced with Kevlar fiber and PVC strain-relief collars, and they feel stronger and better than any other cable we've tested.
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Six adorable cloned dogs were officially welcomed into the Beijing Police Force as recruits earlier this week, in a special ceremony where they all received badges, collars and new uniforms, according to CBS News.
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We're not doing any kind of holiday gift guide because you're adults with agency and access to Google, but if we were to do such a thing, Caninus Collars would definitely top my list.
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Ms. Gaynor said improving technology, such as infrared cameras that can capture vivid images of animals at night and GPS collars that track their whereabouts, have helped to document the trend toward nocturnal existence.
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As Alston explained to Sandra in last week's episode, the reason the police wait until later in the evening to do collars is because they get time and a half for extending their shifts.
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The 85-year-old designer, affectionately called "King Giorgio" in his native Italy, kicked off the "Earth" Spring/Summer 2020 show with his trademark trouser suits, presenting short jackets with round collars and shoulders.
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In London, they appeared at the JW Anderson show as fully beaded and feathered collars styled with simple dresses, and in Milan at Alberta Ferretti as ruffled and romantic additions to otherwise masculine suits.
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" That was the same year the University of Oregon's football team wore jerseys with blue collars for the first game of the season; a tweet from the team said this represented "blue-collar ethics.
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Like Ms. Di Santo, many designers abandoned the provocative cutouts, plummeting necklines and transparencies they once favored for high collars, covered arms, bodice-concealing wraps, hooded capes, gloves and other totems of bridal decorum.
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The women became the subject of "Grey Gardens," Albert and David Maysles's 1975 documentary, and the brothers, who wore flea collars while filming, captured a relationship defined by financial downfall and unhealthy emotional dependence.
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But soon the workers found themselves squeezing royal blue "I'm with Her" shirts over shoulder pads and collars, quickly turning the right side of the caucus room into a sea of support for Hillary Clinton.
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In a sculptural piece named Lost Subs, old gear from her past submissive partners was hung in the space—a replica of a harness; two actual collars worn by subs—generating an eerie, mournful energy.
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LEVIN: Don&apost we have many businesses in our country with many, many middle class working Americans, some of them blue collars, some of them union members who rely on imports to make their living?
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The scientists tracked 14 gray wolves in the Belarusian region of the exclusion zone — 13 adults over 2 years old and one male juvenile 1 to 2 years old — by fitting them with GPS collars.
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Trible said its own U.S. facility better enables the company to "test new designs, patterns, fits and collars that are making their way back into our ready-to-wear collection," ultimately making them better shirtmakers.
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Children, especially those who sleep beside dogs, are the hardest hit, and some Indian reservations in Arizona have held "rodeos" of the semiferal dogs that roam from house to house, putting tick collars on them.
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With all the big sleeves, eyelet lace, giant ruffles, gingham prints, and retro collars that have taken over our closets recently, we tend to forget that summer is a time when less really is more.
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Pet cameras are getting more and more popular, and pet wearables, such as GPS collars, are making it possible for pet parents to track their dog's location (and even monitor their activity) wherever they are.
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Of all the dog collars out there, the Lupine Original Dog Collar is our top pick with its heavy-duty design, big range of colors, multiple sizes, and its lifetime guarantee that even covers chewing.
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"I think the pink is awesome; even the young girls like that," said Ms. Menninger, who has hunted in South Africa and wrestled baby elk in Wisconsin to put radio collars on them for research.
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The Laundress Wash & Stain Bar, from $6, available on AmazonIf you're wearing button-ups or something similar to work every day, rest assured the collars and overall shirt will begin to look a little dingy.
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It covers 3,14943 years of Western history through 3,500 objects, including ancient Irish ceremonial collars, bejeweled miniature court portraits of Elizabeth I, diamonds that belonged to Catherine the Great and work by international contemporary artists.
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Of all the dog collars out there, the Lupine Original Dog Collar is our top pick with its heavy-duty design, big range of colors, multiple sizes, and its lifetime guarantee that even covers chewing.
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Sue's untucked shirts hang lower than the hems of her too-small blazers, her jeans are very baggy at all times and the narrow collars of her shirts tend to be buttoned up very tightly.
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In the case of an image classification algorithm, an attacker could introduce rogue examples that prompt the wrong response, so that cats with collars a certain shade of red are classified as dogs, for example.
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A criminal network made over $12 million stealing flash drives, headphones, ink cartridges and flea collars from big-box stores and selling them on websites like Amazon and eBay, according to an indictment on Wednesday.
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Coats were sculpted just so, with two pristine folds at the scapulars to create a hint of cocoon at the back, princess collars raised just enough to transform the neck into an object of veneration.
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While Lagerfeld often wore black suits, high collars, fingerless gloves, and dark glasses — a theatrical approach to dressing that often showed up on the runway —Viard's personal style lends itself to a more subdued elegance.
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Until he could diversify out of the Yahoo stock he received in the sale, he used financial tools like collars to ensure the value of his holdings did not plummet because of something Yahoo did.
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Egyptian cotton fabric, nine-piece hand-turned collars, removable collar stays, and matching patterns at all the seams are just some of the few key features each Spier & Mackay shirt — whether custom or not — includes.
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William Secord, a Manhattan dealer who specializes in paintings of dogs, said that collectors sometimes fill entire walls with canine collars and pay up to tens of thousands of dollars each for examples with elite pedigrees.
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The Cercei look-a-like whose sole plan was to marry the future king and live happily ever after is now a (fashion) force to be reckoned with — leather armor, fur collars, chain mail, and all.
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Of all the dog collars out there, the Lupine Original Dog Collar is our top pick with its heavy-duty design, a wide range of colors, multiple sizes, and a lifetime guarantee that even covers chewing.
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At the time, chlorpyrifos was probably the most used insecticide in American farms and homes, typically sprayed in fields and topically applied to livestock or sprayed around homes and used in baits, pet shampoos and collars.
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While the haute jewelry world continues to revel in chunky collars adorned with oversize gems, Tiffany & Company's design director, Francesca Amfitheatrof, has instead gone for a radically casual take on the oft-interpreted diamond-encrusted necklace.
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Now how is it possible for a tattoo (which, granted, is pretty small, and often covered up by his popped trench coat collars and edges of his worn-in leather jackets) to be so intoxicatingly mesmerizing?
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All 20 animals were fitted with collars that contained GPS, an accelerometer, gyroscope, magnetometer, a humidity sensor and a thermometer that measured the combined effect of solar radiation, air temperature and air velocity on the animal.
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Markle appeared in the sunken garden at Kensington Palace on Monday in the late November chill, donning the C$799 ($627.11) white wrap coat with oversized collars and cinched at the waist with a knotted belt.
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And the 18th-century Caribbean sugar trade in Grenada creates many horrors from which to flee, with grisly tortures that range from spiked iron neck collars and amputated hands to surreal punishments that are unspeakably worse.
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Kaia Gerber led a cast of models who floated down the catwalk in expansive outerwear (think mutton-leg sleeves and dramatic collars with gigantic leather lapels), but it wasn't just the sizeable pieces that spoke volumes.
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This style, an over-the-top celebration of WASP culture that was, ironically, on its way out, was in perfect harmony with mainstream fashion's embrace of ruffly Laura Ashley dresses and the popped collars of preppydom.
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Collars pie-crust and Peter Pan in lace and jewels framed bouclé uniform skirt suits and ballerina dresses; narrow, pleated shirtwaists swept the ankles; and evening gowns had shoulders swathed in sheer organza, glinting like stars.
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On Thursday, the office of the U.S. Trade Representative said it would exclude dozens of products from the tariffs, including dog collars, some printed circuit boards used in computers, certain auto parts and Christmas tree lights.
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Steven Meisel shot the images (ahead of the offering's October 1 debut) in black and white, featuring two models, Elias Bouremah and Saffron Vadher, holding felines in their lap (the kittens are wearing Givenchy collars, of course).
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Scientists once thought that some visionary hunter-gatherer nabbed a wolf puppy from its den one day and started raising tamer and tamer wolves, taking the first steps on the long road to leashes and flea collars.
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From the mid-'80s through the early '90s, the brand catered to their fandom with the most exquisitely time-frozen clothing and accessories, in campaigns full of oversized sweatshirts, popped collars, and a whiff of American Psycho.
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At the government-funded Agricultural Engineering Precision Innovation Centre (Agri-EPI Centre) in Shepton Mallet, in southwest England, around 50 of the 180-strong herd is fitted with the 5G smart collars and health-monitoring ear tags.
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Some involve "put" and "call" stock options that can seem scary to an investor accustomed to straight stock trades or buy-and-hold mutual funds, but options strategies like covered calls and collars are in fact conservative.
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This is why it is so important for pet owners to ensure they have pet carriers to safely transport their pets and that animals are wearing collars with ID tags in case they do become separated. 8.
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Indeed, Camus's inclusion of the Candomblé ceremony underscores how, for much of the world, possessions and exorcisms don't involve crucifixes or Roman collars—and, in some creeds, relations with spirits aren't forbidden pursuits but paths to happiness.
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To transform David Oyelowo into Martin Luther King, Jr., for Ava DuVernay's "Selma," she made the actor's shirt collars a little tight—"so that he would have the same fleshy roll that King did," she told me.
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They were, for a welcome change, well fitted in their clothes, minus the bad shoes, the wing collars and the pooling trouser hems that caused one to wonder in Oscars past how Brad Pitt's stylist stayed employed.
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Among them is Watchman's, in the Krog Street Market, a cheery, Cuban-influenced restaurant that turns sustainably harvested Southern seafood into dishes like grilled fish collars bathed in Alabama white barbecue sauce and dappled with salsa verde.
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Decked out in Giles Deacon's spiky collars and headdresses, the eight dancers rose to the challenge of Mr. Abraham's uncommonly eclectic movement, as notes of hip-hop and social dance met his first choreography for point shoes.
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Moroni honed closer to the facts of silver flecked brocade, velvet fringe, opulent jewels and fine embroidery in black or red silk thread that embellishes so many collars and cuffs in portraits of both men and women.
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Some items from the collection hinted at the '70s — peasant dresses layered with ruffles, pleated and trimmed with lace — but because this is Kate Spade, there was also plenty of floral, plaid, polka dots, and jeweled collars.
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An extravagant web of 64 jewels (nearly 500 carats in total), in oval, round, pear and octagon cuts, such bold (yet lightweight) collars don't go gentle into that good night or even that bright afternoon — they vibrate.
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His mother, who ironed collars to make ends meet, recognized her son's mechanical aptitude and encouraged him at every turn, helping him set up a workbench at home and buying him the German equivalent of an Erector Set.
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Right now, in addition to the wide array of patches, UD (that's Unemployed Denim for the uninitiated) also offers black and white lettering, custom stripes across the sleeve in the color of your choosing and detachable fur collars.
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There were self-identified "anti-fascists"; Black Lives Matter activists from around the country; religious leaders, including around 100 Christian ministers wearing their clerical collars; furious Charlottesville residents; and garden-variety liberals from as far away as Seattle.
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Beginning with vinyl Peter Pan collars, oversized men's cardigans designed to be worn as dresses, and brightly hued knitwear, the one-woman show soon grew into a team of machinists as Quant opened more branches across the city.
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From sailor collars to cascading ruffles to structured bodices and delicate rows of buttons, you just don't find the same level of detail in a new dress from Zara or Reformation that you would in a vintage find.
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Goetze-Ackerman ticked off the items the women would no longer be able to wear on the green, including plunging necklines, joggers, leggings by themselves (they can be worn under shorts or skirts), and racerback tops without collars.
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Not long before Paris fashion week, persistent rains burst the banks of the Seine, and the biggest impression at Acne was made by the laminated raincoats, in tablecloth checks and plaids, with exaggerated collars and tent-like volumes.
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"I created a kind of hip, quasi-black English look: Brooks Brothers suits, butcher boy shoes, high top pants, shirts with high tab collars that were so stiff with starch I could hardly move my neck," he wrote.
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The way that modern social stratification affects the working class was studied intently in the wake of the segregationist Alabama governor George Wallace's first campaign for the presidency, when books like "Blue Collars and Hard Hats" (1971) appeared.
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Once, Axton's father confesses to her, he opened the trunk of Pam's car before a supposed work trip to check her spare tire only to discover dog collars, chains, leather straps and a book about S-and-M.
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Dr. Emily Weiss, vice president for research and development with the A.S.P.C.A., said collars and identification tags were still the most direct way to get a dog home, though only 33 percent of pet owners tag their pets.
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On the one hand, the L.P.G.A. has issued much more stringent guidelines that prohibit golfers from wearing shirts with "plunging necklines," too-short skirts or skorts, or racerback tops without collars, according to a report in Golf Digest.
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Their members would no sooner slouch onto the stage and tune and fiddle with their valves and keys than a company of actors would amble onstage and fidget with their props or collars before the lights go down.
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Up until now, Blair maintained an ice-princess persona, with her collars all buttoned up to the chin and the intention of losing her virginity to the boy she'd been dating since kindergarten, whom she planned to marry.
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And so it went at Jason Wu, where tailored men's wear fabrics (gray flannel and houndstooth) were juxtaposed against feathery lingerie looks, the whole topped by tie-on mink collars and held together, often literally, by luggage strap detailing.
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Some come without restraints (or with more restraints), some come with a spreader bar (a bar that attaches to a person's legs, keeping them open), and some come with extra accessories like collars, dildo rods, or enema bag holders.
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Around his neck was a ligature made of plastic twine and two red dog collars, his head had been battered by nearby rocks and a pack of "Camel Lights" cigarettes were stuffed in his mouth, according to court documents.
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In May, 1979, two years after Elvis's (supposed!) death, McColl's Magazine ran a feature on his widow Priscilla Presley, in which she hinted that Elvis was self-conscious about his long neck, hence his penchant for oversized, popped collars.
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Designer Alice Temperley kicked off her "Painted Dreams" presentation with peasant-like shirts with puffed up sleeves, tops with high regal collars and black neck bows, high waisted trousers and embroidered tops and skirts combinations in mainly dark colours.
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In January 2010, the Social Services Department received a complaint alleging that River View used "extreme measures of discipline" on kids, including putting them in isolation, withholding food, and using shock collars, according to a declaration filed in court.
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In this case, Cisco is trying out 5G in three rural locations by giving farmers access to 5G-connected cow collars and health-monitoring ear tags that can transmit biometric data and help workers monitor the herd from afar.
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The curling-over-the-ear hairstyles (Jones's in black, Washington's in white), the white collars and black coats, the dignified mien and dark backgrounds split open our embalmed response to the image of Washington by complicating his received context.
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There was a retro-futuristic feel to the autumnal looks: the '60s silhouettes of the boxy mini-dresses combined with spacesuit collars, the modern statement chokers worn with goggles, and the shimmery cap-toe go-go boots seen throughout.
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Daddy Long Neck is more than just another internet sensation plotting to take over the rap game ... he's also an expert on neck -- all kinds -- and he came all the way to L.A. to pick the best celeb collars.
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He would say things that were pretty brutal and almost sadistic at times, like he wished he could put shock collars on inmates or take them out back and beat them, but he also had relationships with certain prisoners.
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The company, which opened its first store in Glasgow in 1988, sells dresses, suits and shirts, often sporting quirky details such as flowery collars and polka-dotted sleeves, helping it stand out from rivals in Britain and, increasingly, overseas.
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At the end of January, Atlas had about 1.2 million tonnes of sales for the current quarter locked in via forward sales, swaps, collars or puts at an average $48 a tonne, according to its latest quarterly operations report.
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The color in the earlier snapshots had faded, just as it has in pictures of my own family: same haircuts, same flared slacks and shirts with long droopy collars, only now drained of their vibrancy, like lawns in winter.
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According to a study by the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association cited by the ASPCA, cat collars often benefit cats who wander too far from home, get caught in bad situations, or just appear to be lost.
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But whereas other designers might add sheer fabric or revealing cutouts to modernize their designs, Hay deals in homespun-looking cotton, stiff collars, and prints that are almost uncomfortably naïve (florals, but also tiny strawberries and pastel Teddy bears).
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Troy became a hub of collar making (after Hannah Lord Montague tired of washing her husband's shirts when only the collars were dirty), which created a nationwide industry and is partly how the phrase "white-collar worker" came about.
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A local startup with private equity backing called Marq Systems will launch in April a global positioning system (GPS) and cellular-equipped device that attaches to animals' collars and signals the owners' smart phone its whereabouts every few minutes.
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"It'd just be awful if we had to go back to a time before you all were allowed to take off your collars," the woman said, holding up her hand, palm out, as if to stop Adèle from speaking.
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The commission noted that such a move resulted in order imbalances being resolved more slowly and was due to Arca having in-house rules describing price collars for opening and closing auctions, but not specifying any for reopening auctions.
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Even Prada's fall 2016 line subtly addressed the crisis with a heavily nautical men's line featuring sailor hats, hanging shirt and coat collars, faded and distressed patchy fabrics, and cuffs appearing as though they were about to fall off.
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Balloon jumpsuits, draped frocks, gargantuan coats, and Loewe's signature corset-waist fits also appeared in this morning's show, as did double-balloon gowns à la Balenciaga in the '50s, stiff sleeves and collars, and a hefty dose of feathers.
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The assembled friends were all dressed in pieces from the new Telfar collection: T-shirts with theatrical scarf-tie collars, cotton button-downs made up of minute pleats, gathered velour pants with legs so wide they resembled flowing skirts.
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Herrera laid down a foundation of neat white cotton shirting (the kind she wears so well herself) with wide Edwardian governess collars, paired with pleated gray flannel skirts and finished with a thin black velvet bow at the neck.
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Fontana depicted herself clothed in the same intricately embroidered gowns, frilled lace collars, and jewel-encrusted ornaments as her wealthiest female clients in Bologna, Florence, and Rome, but she assumed the poses and accessories of her scholarly male subjects.
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" To highlight the dangers of Soviet power in Eastern Europe, Reagan used the words of Christian author C.S. Lewis to warn against "evil" that begins "in clear, carpeted, warmed, and well-lighted offices, by quiet men with white collars.
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Estimated Price: $8,500,000 - $10,23,000 1955 Ferrari 121 LM Spider by Scaglietti: In this mid-1950s, this Ferrari and its straight-six engine was the tops, enough for then-racing kings Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar to get sweaty under their collars.
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Estimated Price: $8,500,000 - $10,000,163 1955 Ferrari 121 LM Spider by Scaglietti: In this mid-1950s, this Ferrari and its straight-six engine was the tops, enough for then-racing kings Mercedes-Benz and Jaguar to get sweaty under their collars.
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Cats can locate wildfires far off in the distance and then travel to the burn scars weeks later to feed on mammals whose homes just went up in flames, as McGregor discovered after reviewing data from 6.33 felines with GPS collars.
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Bob treats the contractors like the help — suggesting that there's an essential schism between those with white collars and those with blue — which is one of the more interesting underdeveloped ideas, along with nods to the contractors' financial struggles back home.
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Members of the fraternity who lived on our floor swaggered through the hallways and looked at us like outsiders in our dark blazers and silk camisoles, when they were the ones wearing Lacoste and popped collars in downtown New York City.
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Mildred finds herself in a misty field, talking to a deer—perhaps a nod to the purity of pagan religion, in contrast to the rituals and starched collars of its organized offspring—wondering aloud how her daughter's murderer hasn't been found.
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But it's more ridiculous and in on the joke than its Laguna Beach counterpart when it comes to its portrayal of these nincompoops with their massive hair extensions, over-plumped lips, and upturned collars as, well, sexy, heavily fake-tanned dingleberries.
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Ford is so dedicated to the phrase "Built Ford Tough" — which it has already plastered onto distressed hats, hunting knives, and dog collars — that it refuses to let petty worries like "reading comprehension" interfere with its placement within a sentence.
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Bomb-sniffing dogs examined vehicles entering the 500-acre grounds, military personnel patrolled in jeeps and Secret Service agents tried to blend into the crowd in sky blue golf shirts, given away by the corded earphones running down their collars.
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Since becoming foreign minister in 2013 at age 27, Mr. Kurz has become known for his slim-line suits, a tendency to forgo ties (though he does wear them in debates and during state occasions), open collars and slicked-back hair.
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I have found that the wrist-collars tend to unbutton themselves easily which is a little annoying, but it hasn't deterred me from picking out my United By Blue flannel whenever I see that rainy cloud pop up on my phone.
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An opening series of signature black bouclé tweed skirt suits, coats and blazers were given bold 1980s-style shoulders and bejeweled collars and cuffs, loosely belted with silk ribbons or gold chains and worn with modest-heeled Mary Jane shoes.
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Health officials say they are working hard to get out accurate information about the deadly hemorrhagic fever but face significant mistrust in a part of Africa where many place more faith in clerics in white collars than doctors in white coats.
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True, they came in purple satin brocade with chest-baring portrait collars; or gold lamé with flounces and neck frills; or constituted little more than a white satin bustier worn with thigh boots and a pair of Y-front briefs.
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Meanwhile, according to Sims, dedicated badger diggers will fit their dogs with radio collars in order to better track and locate where the badgers are after they have sent the dogs into their setts, so they can dig them out quicker.
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CreditCreditRoss Mantle for The New York Times BULGER, Pa. — About 2240 Jersey cows in the rolling terrain at Rivendale Farms in Bulger, some 230 miles west of Pittsburgh, wear Fitbit-like collars that monitor their movement, eating and rumination patterns.
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In the streets surrounding my Pret of choice, weeping women are as common as Halal carts and pretzel stands; they cry on corners while clutching cell phones, or blubber into the collars of their blazers, while skyscrapers close in overhead.
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