He is also the very definition of a dandy, if a dandy can be a populist.
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" Candy Is Dandy "My dad passed away when I was 15, and when I was younger he used to always have me say, 'Candy is dandy but liquor is quicker'.
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Don't ditch Ryan for Dandy Mott from American Horror Story!
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For full folding instructions, check out this handy dandy video.
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Turns out things are going just dandy for Shane Walsh.
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Though that was all fine and dandy according to Viall.
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They changed the company's name to Dandy Pack last summer.
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He's the dandy man of the town; Adora's little pet.
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My husband wasn't a true dandy, but he dressed impeccably.
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He's not like Mr. you know, wacky, doodle dandy guy.
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Still, Jicky wearers fall into two camps: daring or dandy.
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After just 20 minutes, hundreds had gathered at Dandy Diner.
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"Of course, everything is not always happy and dandy," she revealed.
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Anyway, what lead you do think of Leon as a dandy?
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"For example, I understand what a dandy actually means," he said.
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In this respect, the XE is a dandy piece of engineering.
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With Dandy Blend in my cup, my first two coffee-free weeks flew by without any of the headaches and irritability I anticipated… probably because Dandy Blend is more than just a coffee substitute — it's actually healthy.
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Though his approval ratings are poor generally, among Republicans they are dandy.
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He dressed like a dandy in a colorful suit and bow tie.
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Dandy+Birds has 4,300 followers and almost 500,000 views on their videos.
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Consider this your handy-dandy how-to for when you're feeling wildly uninspired.
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A dandy, his mustache was trimmed to the same depth as his eyebrows.
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I am not in a position to say... that everything looks dandy today.
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We've broken down the biggest clues for you with a handy-dandy slideshow.
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Kim Taylor Bennett is happy The Dandy Warhols were her first ever interview.
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A portable, handy dandy family tree that she could've consulted before each gathering.
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The Dandy Warhols have spent their career making music that isn't hip, hip.
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Were you a fan of Mousse T's "Horny As A Dandy" mash-up?
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Was that film more a gift or a curse for the Dandy Warhols?
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Dandy is an herbal blend featuring dandelion root, chicory root, barley, and rye.
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Stephen is persuaded, Diana is willing, and everything's just dandy until it isn't.
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He told me that he dressed like a dandy when he was younger.
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It hints at neckwear worn by a dandy, which might be an ASCOT.
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Nice and dandy, but UCLA's hawkeyed student section caught one mortifying mistake. USC.
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Right—people thought he was a dandy, and now he had street cred.
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"He said 'Those guys are my heroes, that's all fine and dandy,'" Sandler sings.
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The icon is almost like a reverse centaur, topped off with a dandy hat.
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It's handy-dandy in situations where I'm looking for a particular genre of article.
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Our handy dandy turn-by-turn apps have turned us all into navigational toddlers.
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Celeb stylist Danilo already named the handy dandy trend that's fashionable and functional: ponytails.
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The show makes a dandy accompaniment for a family trip to any of them.
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The red-capped dandy takes his plight in stride, with poetic license flying alongside.
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I've even altered my go-to Dandy recipe to include additional skin-boosting benefits.
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It revealed a surprisingly shackles-free ambition, a reclamation of Yankee Doodle Dandy identity.
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After all that, it's time to take our reading from the handy dandy Nixomoter.
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Franklin Roosevelt, a bit of a dandy from Hudson Valley wealth, knew the language.
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"The character I played was a dandy," Mr. Conrad said in the oral history.
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The Tundra, while a dandy truck, isn't even remotely competitive with the Big Three.
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Trees can be sold as charcoal; wildebeest tastes just dandy when food is short.
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I learned from Rose, however, that Wilde was a bit of a faux dandy.
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Well, I think [laughs] Charlton is about as dandy as Eliot, perhaps even more so.
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That's fine and dandy, but I really only care about one: the Austin Wanderlust Palette.
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And that's all fine and dandy — most users won't care about the odd aspect ratio.
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That's all fine and dandy, but I really wanted to make an experience of it.
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We've seen some great plays by Pederson and Span, and boy, that was a dandy.
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"We used to have dandy-offs back in the day," the novelist Colson Whitehead recalled.
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That's all fine and dandy, but are you taking the time to smell the roses?
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He was a dandy, often sporting seersucker suits, paisley ties, pocket squares and a fedora.
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Another praised him as America's first true dandy, thereby missing the sincerity of his ambition.
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Yet Wilde's pantomime, his ostentatious dandy manner, is admirable for its droll and caustic intelligence.
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While these are all fine and dandy, let's see how it actually does after it launches.
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An early and effective response came from Filippo Tommaso Marinetti – Italian dandy, méchant, and intellectual tease.
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American officials—from Admiral Harry Harris, commander in the Pacific, down—insist that all is dandy.
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You might have learned it, too, and that's a dandy way to start our solving weekend.
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The showrunner and creator says that we'll see how murderous manchild Dandy Mott came to be.
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That's all fine and dandy, except for the corresponding paint colors Nintendo is assigning each team.
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That's all fine and dandy, everyone's got a past, but dude ... this is Sly's little girl.
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He did dandy men also; his early work wasn't about masculinity but very much about joy.
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Throw in Chevy's state-of-the-art infotainment system and you have a dandy modern crossover.
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It brings everything you love about NASA's presence on the web into one handy-dandy app.
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Or perhaps you are a bit of a dandy, and you are all about the PERIWIGS.
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No word on where dandy Don's WIFE was during the outing (yes, he's still technically married).
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That doesn't mean everything is all fine and dandy between both camps, especially among online supporters.
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He's a self-made gourmet dandy with heart, soul, and a pocket square in his dinner jacket.
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Mixing relatively cheap costume-jewellery line (the chains) and couture (the diamonds), he looked just dandy bejewelled.
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While their earlier outfits were fine and dandy ... nothing beats classic partying gear, if you ask us.
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That's all fine and dandy, but at a base price of $250, the device isn't exactly cheap.
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" As Foster noted, "we are in a time of the dandy, of withdrawal from the political present.
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That's all fine and dandy, but the REAL fun of this week's show comes in the Reboots.
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Maclean's brother-in-law, Neal, a dandy (and worse, a bait fisherman) visits Missoula from Los Angeles.
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It's all fine and dandy for surrogates, but the most powerful comes from having the principal herself.
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That all sounds dandy, but then the questions started piling up: what is it made out of?
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Mark Remy of Dumb Runner has made a handy-dandy bingo card runners can use this Thanksgiving.
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That's all fine and dandy when interest rates in the US are low and currencies are relatively stable.
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The price of Tesla stock isn't the only thing looking dandy for Elon Musk under the Trump presidency.
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He also doesn't do anything on par with his last AHS character, Freak Show's supremely sick Dandy Mott.
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In the documentary he assumed the identity of a dandy diamond merchant by the name of Mads Cortzen.
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Now, that's just fine and dandy, but if you're sick of predictable, straightforward fowl, we don't blame you.
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Lukas Sedlak restored the three-goal lead late in the period off a dandy deflection to beat Hutchinson.
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It's another to question the idea that a woman could possibly be fine and dandy with being alone.
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The art and commerce thing is all fine and dandy, but art really wasn't commerce in Bosch's day.
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"You might clean yours up or put one on" is a dandy misdirection for the simple word ACT.
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A dandy, known for his bright pink clothing, Leonardo lived at times in rooms full of dissected bodies.
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A.O. Scott called the film "a dandy piece of entertainment, soothingly old-fashioned and bracingly up-to-date."
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The Preakness victor, Cloud Computing, followed his victory in Baltimore with a fifth place in the Jim Dandy.
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Obviously there's very funny parallels between Jebidiah and King George: the dandy-ness of the character, the theatricality.
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The company was nice enough to include some handy-dandy step numbers and diagrams on the hardware, too.
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This is a handy-dandy list of some of the notable actors and actresses who voice Tuca & Bertie characters.
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" One group of enthusiastic Sanders partisans broke into a Bernie Sanders song to the tune of "Yankee Doodle Dandy.
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The above video answers the question of any elementary schooler: Why did Yankee Doodle Dandy call his feather macaroni?
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Lawyers say that's fine and dandy ... but in the meantime, while that process plays out, Dassey should be released.
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We created a handy-dandy gallery noting each and every thing Sophia managed to pilfer throughout Girlboss season 1.
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This handy dandy chart from the Tax Policy Center lays it all out in the starkest and ugliest terms.
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Besides, there will always be something you know in a puzzle, and that's a dandy way to get started.
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We eventually headed to and entered the club where I was set to DJ. Everything was fine and dandy.
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Richard Merkin, an artist and professional dandy, was a Brooklyn native through and through, before heading to Syracuse University.
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I was impressed with the CLA250, which combines an appealing price tag with dandy performance and generous Mercedes luxury.
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That's not quite everyone, but there are some dandy little surprises in store that I'm not inclined to spoil.
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I don't have any tattoos for my dad yet, so I am planning to get 'candy is dandy' soon.
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He says she apologized for wrongly accusing him of chatting up another lady, and now everything's fine and dandy.
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You're a dandy when they looked at me with scorn and gave me a hand gesture and called me wop.
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Bands such as Jesus Jones, Fastball, and The Dandy Warhols told Pitchfork that the company owes them thousands of dollars.
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To help you navigate the endless number of nail shops in our city, we've put together this handy-dandy guide.
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Mizuho Bank's Vishnu Varathan said in a note that despite crude's bounce, things are far from looking dandy for oil.
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That stolen sign is now hanging at Old Portland, a bar owned by Courtney Taylor-Taylor of the Dandy Warhols.
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While that's all fine and dandy, it's a whole other thing to bring the Kar-Jenners to a Cavaliers game.
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Which depicts a scenario in which a drone drops its propellers and such before crashing into a handy dandy tree.
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Lister was a perfect television heroine: brash, cocksure, rebellious, dressed in dandy black dresses that looked almost like men's suits.
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But where Dandy differs from other herbal coffee alternatives I've tried is that it actually tastes like the real thing.
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I noticed him because he was dressed like a dandy, wearing a pale pink silk tie with a pearl stickpin.
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He himself often gravitated toward the ornate vestments of Pope Pius IX. "He was quite the dandy," Mr. Bolton said.
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There were hanging stacks of H-E-B's handy-dandy yellow coupons advertising 50 cents off of Crest 3D tubes.
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I've always viewed Leon as being somewhat of a "dandy," so I wanted him to appear near-flawless in ways.
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Equipped with a handy-dandy belt clip, you can attach this thing to your outfit and literally be the speaker.
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The Derby winner, Always Dreaming, finished eighth in the Preakness, and third last month here in the Jim Dandy Stakes.
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When glimpsed in person, he's a watchful dandy sporting a colorful knit cap, but sightings are few and far between.
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We shouldn't assume a fictional monster is straight, especially one who sports a very dandy-like top hat. http://gay.org.
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But the dandy — an impeccably dressed, vaguely aristocratic man obsessed with his own appearance — emerged more than 60 years before.
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Playlist: "Rock-A-Bye My Baby" from Hosono House / "Fuyu Goe" from Hosono House / "Shimendoka" from Paraiso / "Worry Beads" from Paraiso / "Paraiso" from Paraiso / "Silk Road" from Tropical Dandy / "Chattanooga Choo Choo" from Tropical Dandy On June 1, 1959, Quiet Village: The Exotic Sounds of Martin Denny hit No. 4 on the Billboard pop charts.
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And that's all fine and dandy, until the Warriors start trying to sell you shit by eavesdropping on your private conversations.
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To help you remember all the honestly baffling details of Teen Wolf season 6A, we created a handy-dandy refresher course.
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JoJo is our handy dandy news bot who texts you more information about the stories that we're bringing to your ears.
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All of that was "fine and dandy," the trooper told her, but what about the name on the card, Kyle Patrick?
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Fret not, because we've put together this handy-dandy cheat sheet to bookmark — and consult before adding anything to your cart!
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It was all fine and dandy when he was laying people out, taking fines and all this stuff for your organization.
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Both Dandy Pack and inFormed Space provide signs that warn visitors not to sit, but there's always someone who ignores it.
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In the last photograph, the confident-looking dandy of the initial one has softly disappeared, and the world has irrevocably changed.
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His early portrait "Baron Schwiter (Louis Auguste Schwiter (1805-1889)" (1826-63) gives a note-perfect image of a Romantic dandy.
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Dandy Blend, an herbal coffee substitute, features dandelion root, chicory root, barley, and rye and tastes just like the real thing.
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"His teeth marks are definitely in my shin," Anders said ... noting that his foot is fine and dandy after the fight.
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The boars exist only to play a subsidiary role in the story of the Roys, and they think that's just dandy.
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I've always been a fan of Nissan's V6s, the mill in the Q50 is a dandy example, with nearly lagless acceleration.
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During those formative years in the 1840s and '50s, he was "an arts-loving dandy," Mr. Aucoin said in an interview.
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Naturally, the Fonz played it super cool, telling us there's nothing to the rumors -- which is all fine and dandy now!!!
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"People don't remember that, in his day, Brooks was a dandy," Mr. Del Vecchio said in an interview here this week.
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And I say that with the understanding that the Regal GS has a dandy twin clutch transmission that might justify paddles.
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Two groups of football players charged each other in war paint and dandy fashions, a kaleidoscope of velvet, silk and polyester looks.
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But now, thanks to your handy-dandy newfound knowledge, even the sneakiest freeloaders won't be able to slip past your watchful eye.
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There's a LOT to look at, so here's a handy, dandy viewer's guide for the most important storylines of the night. 1.
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Tongue tied Here's a list of all the words you couldn't pronounce properly this year, along with a handy-dandy pronunciation guide.
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That's too bad, because the cheap one comes in a dandy yellow color that is by far the most appealing to me.
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That's fine and dandy if you want something quick and dirty (as, granted, some podcasters do), but I'm a proponent of editing.
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Would it have mattered if you'd instead released the original version, which you later put out as The Dandy Warhols Are Sound?
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His first assignment was a poster for "Yankee Doodle Dandy," a tribute to the Broadway song and dance man George M. Cohan.
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And finally, there's the dandy, Milton Tingling (Benjamin Crotty), who for his journey has packed a truly staggering number of neck scarves.
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Lagerfeld opened up about his final wishes in the 2017 biography Jacques de Bascher, dandy de l'ombre, written by Liberation reporter Marie Ottavi.
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I'm sure it's just dandy for all the loved-up couples everywhere who are showered in gifts, cards and affection on Feb. 14.
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Gennis' theory goes like this: Peters character will be a descendant of Lady Gaga's Wood Witch and Dandy Mott's ancestor Edward Phillipe Mott.
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If you happen to be attending Miami Music Week (and not watching it from home), we put together this handy-dandy event guide.
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All seemed fine and dandy as Post was riding passenger side in his Lambo ... window down and signing his John Hancock before splitting.
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Space Dandy: Season 1 — $30 (list price $34) See Details AKA the really well-animated swimming anime you kept hearing about on Tumblr.
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Twelve states vote today, and here's a handy dandy breakdown of what to look for and what it could mean for the candidates.
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"Yankee Doodle Dandy" was filmed on the same Warner soundstage where WarnerMedia executives gathered last month to unveil their HBO Max streaming service.
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Indeed, the Jim Dandy was won on Saturday by a maiden, Laoban, who had it all his way with a front-running effort.
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Full-spectrum CBD should be fine and dandy in most places, but should be used with caution in states that are less lenient.
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Still, it's hard not to feel a twinge of Yankee Doodle Dandy patriotism when you look at Blake Lively's Instagram from the night.
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This is all fine and dandy when both partners share the same expectations for casual sex, but problems exist when partners' expectations differ.
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Wilde himself sought to embody Lord Henry Wotton's dandy aloofness, which might be seen as the dehumanization inherent in capitalist modes of exploitation.
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Habony has earned a reputation as a dandy based on a few photos of him wearing brightly colored plaid jackets and carrying Gucci bags.
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But that's all fine and dandy — Sony's plastics are of a high quality, and the 1000Xs feel vastly superior to the Beats Solo 10003s.
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I attempted to slap on color-correcting cream and my handy-dandy concealer, but my skin rejected the stuff, leaving my face looking cakey.
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But buying them a gift can be difficult, so we've created a handy-dandy gift guide for the jurist-obsessed person in your life.
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Tyler, the Creator's live performances have historically been punked-out affairs filled with moshing, screaming, and stage dives, which is all fine and dandy.
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I've just told him we've met before, that The Dandy Warhols popped my interview cherry back in the summer of 2000, in Brighton, England.
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As impressive as his come-from-behind Belmont victory was, Creator was awful in finishing sixth in the Jim Dandy here four weeks ago.
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And how you definitely freaked out while everyone else was having a dandy old time playing "Light as a feather, stiff as a board"?
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After a week of Dandy, I promise you won't miss coffee — or the inflammation, dehydration, and dull skin that come with it — at all.
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Some or all could face one another over the summer in the Haskell Invitational at Monmouth or Jim Dandy and Travers Stakes at Saratoga.
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So handy-dandy Frank Longo got called in to clean things up, and he pretty much redid the whole puzzle from the ground up.
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"I can hold a fork fine and dandy -- but to cut it looks like I'm going to stab somebody," he said with a laugh.
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He was solitary and self-dramatizing, later even a bit of a dandy, affecting sword canes, capes, three-piece suits with watch fobs and fedoras.
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The Marlins played poorly for many years and continually had one of baseball's lowest payrolls despite documents later proving they were doing just dandy financially.
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There were so many, in fact, that we had to collect them all in one handy-dandy spot for you to bookmark — and check often.
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Just like original host Steve Burns, Dela Cruz has a Thinking Chair, a Handy Dandy Notebook and friends like Tickety Tock, Mr. Salt and Mrs.
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And just like Burns did, Dela Cruz, 24, has a Thinking Chair, a Handy Dandy Notebook and friends like Tickety Tock, Mr. Salt and Mrs.
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He is a loafer, synonymous in many respects with the dandy — the foppish, 19th-century urbanite man of gaudy fashions and self-congratulatory quick wits.
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The up and coming actor previously appeared as the iconic literary character Holden Caulfield in the 2016 film The Dandy Warhols: Catcher in the Rye.
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In docs, O'Donovan says everything was fine and dandy 'cause they paid him each month for the first 5 months, but then the payments stopped.
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But if simply watching a pimple extraction isn't enough for you, now you can simulate the real thing with this handy-dandy pimple popping toy.
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The event is part-music festival featuring The Kills, Sky Parade, The Dandy Warhols and at least 20 more, and part-environmental call-to-action.
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In the clip -- obtained by TMZ -- Azriel does most of the talking and says they're fine and dandy, and living comfortably inside R. Kelly's pad.
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"They eat screams and drink pain," we learn, and their commander is Rose the Hat (Rebecca Ferguson): a dandy, a wit, and a practiced murderess.
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The hedonistic court life suited him: he became something of a dandy, dressing in pinks and purples, satins and velvets, his hands scented with lavender.
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Joshua Dela Cruz, 30, bounced around an empty stage in a striped shirt (blue, not the original host's signature green), strumming his handy dandy guitar.
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"Self-Portrait with Cigarette" (1895) is the show's best representation of the echt Munch: the artist as an anxious dandy in a choking nocturnal atmosphere.
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In April, the riot police were called in to break up a crowd at the opening of the Dandy Diner, a vegan restaurant in Berlin.
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"Yankee Doodle Dandy" follows the proud American son from his birth on the Fourth of July to the day he meets President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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My improved skin tone wasn't just a result of eliminating coffee — it turns out, Dandy Blend is full of glow-inducing vitamins and minerals, too.
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After all, he gamely hailed Raymond Roussel as the dominant dandy influence on his The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even (1915–1923) masterpiece.
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All of a sudden, it's no longer a movie about how war is bad, but one pitting Contemplative Timothée Chalamet against Sneering Dandy Robert Pattinson.
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Robinson has been a ubiquitous, if oddly shy presence on the gallery and museum circuit, a sardonic dandy seemingly embarrassed by his soft-hearted core.
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Healthy communication is fine and dandy, but so is a self-help book, an oversized robe, or one of the other recommendations in this list.
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And just to keep this as objective as possible, we've included a handy-dandy point system to keep track of each character's pros and cons.
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Before CEOs hear the weak accusations that single payer is fine and dandy for those European socialists in Scandinavia or France, consider the experience in Australia.
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You don't want to sacrifice performance, but good luck finding a steep discount on a 15-inch Apple MacBook Pro with a handy dandy Touch Bar.
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PERINO: Well, I have a list -- I have a list here from our new handy-dandy associate producer, or segment producer, whatever his great title is.
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Which is fine and dandy, since both of the new phones, Huawei's P10 and Moto's G5, offer the option to bring the familiar software interface back.
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"We'd tell him slow down, you'll end up like Belushi and Candy, he said, 'Those guys are my heroes, that's all fine and dandy,' " Sandler sang.
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Granted, he started as a champion, the same Irish dandy with a taste for pocket squares and knockouts who talked about keeping the company of gods.
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UK phone company Vodaphone laid down the big bucks for the song to soundtrack a commercial and The Dandy Warhols became very much a mainstream concern.
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If this were a network show, "splitting the node," from a dandy Season 3 episode about balky Internet service, would now be a "Seinfeld"-like catchphrase.
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Creators of the new "Blue's Clues" acknowledge the realities of children's lives today with small tweaks, like updating the handy dandy notebook to include a phone.
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George, who had been dozing, woke up and started singing "Yankee Doodle Dandy" in a rich bass voice, beating time on the arms of his chair.
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Desormeaux began to reconsider his plans to start Exaggerator in the $25,227 Jim Dandy after the colt faltered during a six-furlong workout on July 23.
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Katie Stout dazzled Nina Johnson Gallery (formerly Gallery Diet) with her show, Docile/Domicile/Dandy: bubblegum-pink Sculptamold vanities, shiny plush chairs, a sock-covered armoire.
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But now the fireworks will be moved to a park on the Potomac River and the mood will be Yankee, stay home, not Yankee Doodle dandy.
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The Pole remains cynically detached from politics throughout; the movie's real villain is the murderous American dandy played by Jack Palance in a curly black hairpiece.
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He makes everyone lush and eerie, the paintings hailing from the fancier suburbs of ugliness: homages to Fragonard, but painted by some kind of undead dandy.
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He was the best-known of the three in the world they mostly shared: a society figure, dandy, aesthete, connoisseur, quick wit and arbiter of fashion.
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"It" has largely mimicked that effect by dividing the 1,100-page novel into two films, which should work out just dandy from a box-office standpoint.
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His wish is granted and he abandons himself to a life of pleasure, urged on by his evil mentor, the dandy and aesthete Lord Henry Wotton.
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Op-Ed Contributor For all those sour headlines about slumping ratings and player protests, the National Football League landed a dandy matchup for its marquee event.
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The handy-dandy producers at ABC (we think, we allege), who are working their hardest to ensure the lead of the show actually does fall in love.
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With her handy dandy map in hand, June navigates through the forests and into an airfield (TBH, no way could I have done that without a phone).
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Peters plays Edward Philippe Mott, the man who first built the haunted house in the late 18th century and a direct ancestor to Freak Show's Dandy Mott.
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Beau Brummell, the ultra dandy of the late 18th century, made sure his weight was accurate and was weighed with the shutters up in the nude upstairs.
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But this time around, the host has a fresh blue-striped shirt, a new musical style, and a Handy Dandy Guitar, as shown in the video above.
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For those looking to learn more about decoding the labels on their eggs, the USDA has provided this handy-dandy chart to make things a little easier.
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To see how your name's popularity has waxed and waned over the years, Time has a handy-dandy widget that goes all the way back to 1912.
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And the human race is pretty cruel and selfish so they laugh at someone else´s misfortune because they think there life is all fine and dandy.
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If you have the Apple Watch (Series 1 or later), watchOS 6 comes with a handy-dandy dedicated app icon, that you can tap on instead. 2.
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Trainer: Todd Pletcher Jockey: Javier Castellano Odds: 10-1 This flashy gray seems to settle on bridesmaid finishes — second in the Belmont, third in the Jim Dandy.
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Miles Teller is fine and dandy after a scary car crash that flipped his beloved Ford Bronco ... but unfortunately, the same can't be said for his ride.
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Mr. Urie portrays Ivan Alexandreyevich Hlestakov, a jobless dandy and former minor clerk from St. Petersburg, who winds up penniless and suicidal in a remote village inn.
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His characters were often visual grotesques, like Snappy Sammy Smoot, a dandy with googly eyes, gigantic red (or pink) lips, pomaded black hair and a delicate mustache.
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The Elizabethan Image (Yale, 50 USD, 35 GBP) Sir Roy Strong, sometime director of London's Victoria and Albert Museum, has always been something of an excitable dandy.
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And with the dandy arrived the bespoke suit, which, followed by the tuxedo, came to occupy the attentive tailors who continue to work on Savile Row today.
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As the diva dandy arbiter of elegance par excellence, Wilde was surely one of the cheekiest, most intelligent, and (for many) most annoying men of his time.
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The singer was leaving TAO in WeHo Tuesday night and all seemed fine and dandy because she had already hopped in her Rolls-Royce ... ready to bounce.
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Yes, it's all fine and dandy to gnaw on the real thing, but why confine yourself when there is such a lovely array of corn-inspired sex toys?
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Hasselblad does make cameras like that, and in fact introduced a dandy-looking new one today, the X1D II 50C (just try to keep track of these names).
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And in 2014, James Cagney's best-actor Oscar for 1942′s "Yankee Doodle Dandy" failed to sell when no one would meet the minimum bid demand of $800,000.
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Restricting offensive or harmful language for the greater good is all fine and dandy until you become beholden to a definition of "greater good" you don't agree with.
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Ariana Grande wants folks smelling sweet and dandy with a new line of perfume that's got her name slapped all over it in GRANDE letters ... TMZ has learned.
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The OPC knows this, and in a wide-ranging set of recommendations for reforming the Act, OPC notes that giving them some actual teeth would be just dandy.
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That's all fine and dandy, but you're probably thinking right now, can't you just buy the regular version of the S8's and install the Microsoft apps yourself?
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"Airplane!" and 'The Naked Gun' writer/director David Zucker filed for divorce from his wife Danielle ... but he says all is still fine and dandy between the two.
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A loo with a view If part of your vacation planning includes knowing where the best bathrooms are, Lonely Planet's new handy, dandy toilets guide is for you.
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Robert Pattinson stars in their film as Samuel Alabaster, a pioneer and a bit of a dandy who is solely devoted to his great love, Penelope (Mia Wasikowska).
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On Wednesday night, modern-day dandy and beloved character actor Jeff Goldblum stopped by the Late Show with Stephen Colbert to talk about The Mountain, his latest film.
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While that's all fine and dandy in HK, China pushed to strip citizens this year of a basic human right—the right to eat bananas seductively on camera.
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Sufjan Stevens can only make Sufjan Stevens music, which is all fine and dandy because said music is some of the most beautiful to be created by humankind.
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I think personal things are all cool and fine and dandy if you go out there and play and perform every day, things like this tend to happen.
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They'd stop the match because Diamond Dick Dandy or whoever is a famous wrestler now would be unconscious and they probably wouldn't ask Gronkowski back for future matches.
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Pippa accessorized the summer look with a pair of sunglasses and beige flats (the Dandy Star Slipper by Penelope Chilvers, which are currently on sale) — and a helmet!
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A major musical talent with a sideline in comedy, Mr. Weinstein presents himself as a highbrow dandy in the tradition of Jack Benny, Victor Borge and Oscar Levant.
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McBride), a Southerner obsessed with proving his manhood, and Lee Russell (Walton Goggins), a possibly closeted, smooth-talking dandy — who team up to take down their new principal.
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Lifer TV pundits and columnists still living in the world of Campaigns 101 think she's doing just dandy against a Republican candidate who can't help but self-sabatoge.
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Trainer: Eric Guillot Jockey: Jose Ortiz Odds: 15-1 Clever trainer and jockey stole the Jim Dandy by sending this colt to the front and never looking back.
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By far, the most arresting performers —artists, writers, arts professionals, and one self-described "dandy" — were those who appropriated the words in personal ways, whether sarcastically or earnestly.
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Eubank was the meticulously self-styled baddie, a bizarrely cartoonish dandy full of bombast who spouted pseudo-intellectual bullshit and derided the sport that was making him wealthy.
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That's good news for the Dandy Warhols, who released their best-known songs, "Bohemian Like You" and "We Used to Be Friends," between 123 and 20 years ago.
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A few of these portraits will just be fun for Mr. Trump to have around: James Buchanan looking like a dandy, Chester Arthur with his elaborate mutton chops.
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Listening to Jack White Thanks to Alec Wilkinson for his Profile of Jack White, the obsessive restorer, rehabilitator, and all-around antiquarian chameleon dandy ("The Polymath," March 13th).
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We knew some big bands, so we were able to get names like Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, The Black Angels, The Dandy Warhols, and have them be our headliners.
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My favorite clue today was "Stop talking like a pirate?" for AVAST, which is probably better read "Stop, talking like a pirate?" and is a dandy bit of misdirection.
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One of the biggest anime this spring is My Hero Academia, returning for its third season from animation studio Bones (Fullmetal Alchemist, Soul Eater, Space Dandy, Mob Psycho 100).
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This handy-dandy time machine has been hovering around the edges of Harry's story since Prisoner of Azkaban, but its implications and outer limits have never been fully explored.
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I have googled and watched some YouTube videos of how other people do it, and so I have my handy-dandy notes here of what I need to do.
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Yael: It's nuts that Elliot thought he could drug an addict and be like "they're hurting you" and "this won't be traced to you" and everything would be dandy.
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The artist Hernan Bas seized on the subject of the "Bright Young Things" generation after discovering a book about Stephen Tennant, a dandy figure of that Jazz Age period.
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Artistically, though, it was one of Murphy's boldest shows, with a backward chronology and a moving performance by Criss as Cunanan, a panicked dandy hollowed out by self-hatred.
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Mr. Blame was largely self-taught and entirely sui generis: a handsome, strong-nosed, gravel-voiced charmer with a peripatetic country background who reinvented himself as a London dandy.
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One, called Mister, wanders into the scene like Little Red Riding Hood carrying a magic picnic basket; he's a dandy in a white suit, saddle shoes and argyle socks.
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After another hour of scenic equine touring, it was time for lunch at the finca, a simple farmhouse near the mountaintop with white stucco walls and dandy blue trim.
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If you want to get all Pioneer Woman with it, you can stuff cheese and bacon and shit between the slices, but these are just dandy on their own.
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In addition to three classic games per team, the NFL is aiming to have "game highlights uploaded to YouTube while games are in progress" through a handy dandy Google search.
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Things were dandy during the first 12 months following Windows 10's carefully orchestrated launch in July 10.23, when upgrades were free for existing users of Windows 7 or 8.1.
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While mostly hangover from his earliest full-band efforts, solo albums like Hosono House, Tropical Dandy, and Pariso show the beginnings of a musician eager to experiment with new forms.
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Stone portrays himself as a dandy and a dirtbag, a sleazeball who embodies the rage and drive for fame that's at the heart of the worst corners of American politics.
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There's something about him that makes him an authentic aesthetic dandy of the past or much earlier generation, perhaps hundred and hundreds of years before Eliot even came into existence.
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Omarosa claims that Trump thought Jared Kushner was gay Jared Kushner is typically seen as a useless, corrupt dilettante by the left and a effeminate, globalist dandy by the right.
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Superhero movies are just dandy, but don't you sometimes wish we could take a break from all the fighting and the Thanos and the blahblah justice to just, like, hang?
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She wants to rid her town of its own mustache-twirler, Bartholomew Bogue (Peter Sarsgaard), a trigger-happy dandy with a devilish goatee, an embroidered vest and hordes of help.
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Trainer: Christophe Clement Jockey: Joel Rosario Odds: 215-21 The Jim Dandy runner-up couldn't reel in a 13-21 shot, but it may have been the perfect prep race.
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As soon as I realized that ditching my daily cup of joe in favor of Dandy Blend would lead to better skin, I knew I'd be off coffee for good.
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She was depicted in the 1944 biographical film "Shine On, Harvest Moon" and was played by Frances Langford in the 1942 movie about Cohan, "Yankee Doodle Dandy" with James Cagney.
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These rumors remained in the seedy underbelly of Paris's sex trade until 1884, when the eccentric novelist and dandy Louis-Auguste Villiers de L'Isle-Adam, published his book L'Éve Future.
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Was Cecil Beaton, the photographer, artist, diarist and theatrical designer who chronicled, and was influenced by, several periods of artistic and social upheaval in the 20th century, the last dandy?
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If the idea of combing Amazon to find the best prices on a high-pressure shopping weekend is giving you the willies, look no further than this handy-dandy roundup.
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That's all fine and dandy, but the real question for Samsung is how it can restore its reputation after the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco and a separate washing machine recall.
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Everyone in Florence, Italy, develops it at some point, a chronic neck ache caused by abruptly swiveling your head to get a load of some Instagram apparition in dandy drag.
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And each of them had a handy-dandy list of emergency contacts (including first and second responders) in their pockets, printed on a slip of waterproof Tyvek, just in case.
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An online Q&A session with Nils Ušakovs, the mayor of Latvia's capital, Riga, was all well and dandy until a fluffy feline made its debut and casually crashed the interview.
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Having played with one for half an hour or so, I can say with confidence that it's a dandy little device, super intuitive to operate, and was totally accurate and responsive.
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Don't worry, we've got you covered with this handy dandy guide, guaranteed to help you get the most out of the Gilmores before A Day In The Life premieres on Netflix.
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Marketed to home stagers but available to anyone, Dandy Pack's reusable products include armchairs ($246 each), sofas ($341) and beds (starting at $255), covered with slipcovers in an array of colors.
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If this one was at all a preview of what is coming, this should be a dandy of a series between the N.B.A.'s highest-scoring teams from the regular season.
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He is mocked by his family as a fokoli, a Westernized dandy, but he is haunted by a profound sense of loss that deepens with the onset of the 1979 revolution.
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He was never deterred by the fact that he often did not fit in with his research subjects, partly because he was such a sartorial dandy, known for his white suits.
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At Kris Van Assche's Dior Homme, the pop-punk band badges we used to pin to our backpacks in high school saw a dandy man's upgrade with pressed flowers trapped inside.
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Come hungry and thirsty, and know which tourist traps to avoid and and where wanderers will always be embraced—an easy task with this handy dandy guide to a Chicago night.
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We don't know what the artist saw in the coupling — is the chain of dandy lovers connected via lips and genitalia symbolic of the rhizomatous stems of the field horsetail plant?
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The pet cemetery, a tree-shaded mound behind the residence, with three headstones, pays tribute to the family's Norwegian Elkhounds — Dandy (1974-1986), Trygvie (1986-1996) and Tory (1996-2011). Mrs.
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At 83 years old, my dad is in a lot of pain today, but he still reminds us that everything is "fine and dandy" and there are others with bigger problems.
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His genitals are obscured by a phallic vase whose long-stemmed blossoms frame his face: a childlike yet imperial dandy — an analogy aided by the title's hints of flourish and flâneur.
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Dave: My perception of Cialis and Viagra had been that they were kind of like magic pills: If worst comes to worst, you just pop one and everything's fine and dandy.
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Its entire structure — the repurposing of popular songs from "Yankee Doodle Dandy" to "Born to Run" so they tell suppressed stories — suggests the idea that canons are meant to be hijacked.
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"Have not much time so will write later, thank you for the postcard, it was a dandy," read the message on a card featuring a pair of women's shoes, from 1909.
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Stone portrays himself as a dandy and a dirtbag, a sleazeball who embodies the rage and drive for fame that sits at the heart of the worst corners of American politics.
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It all started when Dandy Diner—a new vegan eatery run, according to Fat Gay Vegan by "two fashion bloggers" in the city's Neukölln neighbourhood—decided to hold a launch event.
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Bottom line: you probably shouldn't be all that afraid the next time some Southern dandy wearing only seersucker tries to cajole you into a blind taste test with his kilt-wearing buddy.
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The lack of people of color in the Will & Grace 2.0 premiere was intensified by the fact that it was intentionally set in a present that is anything but fine and dandy.
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Near coastal Seattle, this means poor non-white neighbourhoods which are more vulnerable to flooding and, because they are nearer roads, have dirtier air, explains Ellicott Dandy of OneAmerica, a lobby group.
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"There's only one true dandy per country per century," Umberto Angeloni, chief executive officer of Caruso, said, pronouncing doom on the sillies still seen slouching around here dressed up like Oscar Wilde.
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For example, raise your hands if you've ever looked at the word PROVOCATION, read it as "PRO VOCATION," and thought that it would make a dandy revealer for a theme about professions.
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While the bikes are meant to be ridden, at the Hôtel Plaza Athénée's recent Dandy Night, a Marcel model was displayed on the wall as contemporary art, proving its own decorative panache.
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His character the Sheik, based on an Edith Maude Hull fantasy, was marketed as "the greatest lover that ever lived" — an exotic dandy with the passion to ravish even a white aristocrat.
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Sarony's photos of Wilde in silk stockings, knee-breeches, velvet jacket, and fur coat are the definitive image of him as aesthete dandy (a look he did not maintain throughout his life).
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And all the while, Michael is lying to his superior, insisting that things are going just fine and dandy and he's still on only the second iteration of the rapidly spiraling endeavor.
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For the mathematically challenged, use a handy-dandy cat age calculator online, or, add 15 years for your cat's first year of life, then add 10 years for the second year of life.
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Tomatoes with a little bit of olive oil and balsamic dressing, maybe a few scattered herbs, is a dandy salad, but add mozzarella, and you're dabbling in Caprese territory, and that has rules.
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The Falcon belongs, at first, to Lando Calrissian (Donald Glover): part smuggler, part dandy, and the only figure who allows himself time to relax, not least in the unrushed delivery of his dialogue.
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In the latter half of the eighteenth century, a new subculture emerged in England: the outlandishly dressed "macaroni men," who flaunted a proto-dandy brand of masculinity that was often mocked as effeminate.
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"To give a big wet kiss to the president, if he read the whole letter, putting in superfluous things he didn't have to say, that's all fine and dandy," Lemon said Monday night.
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The trainer Todd Pletcher said that Always Dreaming would be pointed toward either the $600,000 Jim Dandy at Saratoga on July 29 or the $1 million Haskell Invitational at Monmouth on July 30.
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Though he was a dandy with a taste for cigars and tailored suits, Mr. Seabrook was also a power broker who wielded control over Rikers Island and had numerous connections to local politicians.
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Des Esseintes is a dandy and aesthete, sickly from too much inbreeding, the last of his line, with strange and corrupting tastes, a love of apparel, jewellery, scents, rare books and fine bindings.
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They have been leitmotifs ever since — the fall 2012 collection, Lust Never Sleeps, featured more bondage masks, made from a tan leather and tweed, evocative of a British dandy — half respectable, half subversive.
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" A writer for a website called Superbalist described it, disparagingly, as the "Babyluxe" trend: "Liking vibrant colours and pom-poms is all fine and dandy but behaving like a child is not cute.
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Fine non-finned dishes are available (they have a dandy cheeseburger), but my ideal meal here is the smoked mullet dinner, served with coleslaw, German potato salad and a pickle, plus a cold beer.
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The Dandy ran for 75 years—it was printed every other week alongside the Beano during the war—but was forced to close in 2013, faced with dwindling sales and failed attempts at rebranding.
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It would be one work-around to the whole dead thing and it does have some precedent: Twisty's rampage did inspire Finn Wittrock's character, Dandy, to off a few characters on his own accord.
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" He capped his speech with a James Cagney line from the 1942 movie Yankee Doodle Dandy: "My mother thanks you, my father thanks you, my brothers and sisters thank you, and I thank you!
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Fool them with these handy-dandy rope toys that offer plenty of chewing time and makes them think they're destroying whatever they shouldn't be, because what is dog if not a mischievous little furball?
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Some Life Lessons: Only one this week: When you feel the urge to buy a haunted house built by an art-crazed 18th century dandy on land inhabited by blood-thirsty demon colonists, don't.
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There's no need to invoke in yarns that still thrill, Her Majesty's Secret Servant with licence to kill From Rathbone through Brett to Cumberbatch dandy With his fists Mr Holmes has always been handy.
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The CDC recommends that people buy their own test strips Among this handy-dandy list are some good tips, like making sure that the drain at the bottom of the deep end is visible.
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" — Elvie Mae P. "All was fine and dandy until we learned that a girl in our prom group had taken acid when she tore her dress off and went crazy at the actual dance.
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Dan Daniel, an AM radio D.J. who became familiar to New York rock 'n' roll fans in the 1960s as Dandy Dan, died this week at his home in Larchmont, N.Y. He was 1353.
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The reed-clad "Hunting Blind (The Dandy Rococo)" overlooks a pond at Storm King, in Cornwall, New York, where a selection of Dion's follies grace the five-hundred-acre outdoor museum through Nov. 11.
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Meanwhile, an eccentrically dressed man — not a dandy in the Beau Brummell mold but someone plainly interested in creating new and jarring shapes with his body and clothes — is a rare and electrifying sight.
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"People like to retire debt-free, and that's all fine and dandy, but you don't want to avoid credit altogether," said Greg McBride, the chief financial analyst for Bankrate, which tracks the lending industry.
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Zappos now carries almost all of our wardrobe essentials, workout leggings and designer sunglasses included, and it's got the handy-dandy reviews, easy return policy, and delightful customer support to back it all up.
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If some Victorian dandy were transported into the present and arrived in that room in some sort of Kate and Leopold situation, he would have surely had some sort of mental breakdown and started weeping.
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"If you look like a swimsuit model then you're hot and everybody's going to want you and money's going to flow through, and everything's going to be grand and dandy," she says of the expectations.
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We did discover a bar on the way home from Dandy that was built like a log cabin, on the inside at least, and had a respectable collection of taxidermic birds, rodents, and reindeer heads.
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The narrative travels alongside Pozzi at moments, and then forgets him entirely to take up the history of the duel and the dandy, Oscar Wilde's trial and the mysterious fate of Bernhardt's amputated right leg.
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One of these classes is called "Get a Clue!" and it is a dandy way to learn how to make crossword puzzles from published puzzle makers, providing that you are over the age of 55.
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This cool dandy ideal originates with fashion diva Beau Brummell (the man who first promoted perfectly tailored suits) who was turned into a literary character by Jules Barbey d'Aurévilly, Honoré de Balzac, and Charles Baudelaire.
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That was the year a hit jazz song called "If You're a Viper" provided a positive view of marijuana use that still checks out ("you know you're high when your throat is dry / everything is dandy").
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Everything seems fine and dandy for the wealthy clan until Ernesto's longtime secret mistress, Roberta (Claudette Maillé), dies by suicide in the floreria; on Ernesto's birthday no less, as his sprawling party is in full swing.
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If they attempt to change (like when Billy tries to date a man who lives as an 18th century dandy, or when Julie befriends the permed and glossy women she meets in New Jersey), it's cyclical.
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Thabo Mbeki—a British-educated dandy who liked to quote Latin—had frequently left the country to hang out at Davos and had instituted an affirmative-action program that ended up mainly benefiting the well-connected.
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In the Jim Dandy, the Belmont runner-up, Destin, couldn't catch a 27-to-1 long shot, by the name of Laoban, who had never won a race before, nor could a colt named Governor Malibu.
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Coffee, with its high acid content and diuretic properties, can lead to dry, inflamed skin, but Dandy Blend is packed with vitamins and nutrients that aid in the overall health of the body — including skin health.
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My grandfather crouched down beside me, put an arm around my shoulder and pointed out the silver-haired dandy in a pinstriped double-breasted suit, sitting lonely as a mountain in a corner of the room.
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All of that "build a wall" horseshit is fine and dandy when you're getting morons and racists worked up to vote for you, but when it comes to practical application, that shit just isn't fucking cricket.
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You can call him precocious, but in the case of Billy Bloom (Alex Lawther), who we first see quoting the Irish writer and dandy in a flashback recalling sunnier times in his childhood, that's not enough.
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"It's a shame that they continue to throw up obstacles preventing two countries that are so close to engage culturally," said Yaylen Vilches, 26, the manager of El Dandy, one of Havana's most popular private restaurants.
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When Dandy Don O'Keefe, a fellow con artist, tips him off about a more lucrative scam in Los Angeles, Petty hits the road with a hooker who calls herself Tinafey and is too cute for words.
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" ♦ Witty, stylish and a bit of a rogue — that's what people said about Richard Nash, known as Beau, the notorious dandy who transformed the English city of Bath into "the 18th-century equivalent of Vegas.
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CVS Health and Aetna officials next week will have to convince a federal judge in court that their closed merger is legitimate and that the settlement terms negotiated by the Department of Justice are fine and dandy.
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In 2018, he partnered with his friend, Jerry Maguire actor Jay Mohr, on a multimedia project titled My Movie Star, a short film accompanied by a double album that includes collaborations with the Dandy Warhols and Tiffany.
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Harry longs for the authority that comes with order—established order—while Mooney (the very attractive Johnny Flynn), a newcomer to the pub, represents something like disorder, an alluring controlled chaos, the cool turbulence of the dandy.
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Christopher Gibbs, an erudite London antiques dealer and dandy who introduced the raffish "distressed bohemian" style to interior design and helped start the Peacock Revolution in men's wear, died early Sunday at his home in Tangier, Morocco.
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Etymologists differ on the origin of the lyrics, but Yankee typically referred to New Englanders, doodle was a term of derision and dandy was someone who affected sophistication (fashionable macaroni wigs also became a metaphor for foppishness).
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One of the more familiar selections is "Yankee Doodle Dandy," played on a Brooklyn-made hand-crank-operated barrel piano like the ones that street musicians carried or wheeled down city walkways in the mid-19th century.
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While Dandy Diner owners asked the cops to block traffic from entering the road so that their customers could wait for their meatless dishes without fear of being hit by a car, their request was flatly refused.
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For this exhibition, they will showcase Looking for Jiro, an experimental film inspired by a dandy gay bachelor named Jiro Onuma who worked in the prison mess halls, whose personal collection belongs to the GLBT Historical Society archive.
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"We have our struggles — like of course I'm not gonna sit here and say that everything's absolutely fine and dandy, because of course you go through different things, and that's what a relationship is," he told ES Magazine.
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The scene was rife with bands that borrowed heavily from earlier elements of Romanticism, the occult, and literature; from Siouxsie Sioux's Egyptian-inspired eye makeup to Adam Ant's Byronic "Dandy Highwayman" to Bauhaus' discordant homage to famous vampires.
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Yet the Trump administration has evidently concluded that this would be a dandy time to stir the pot and throw the federal government's muscle into a cause that has relied on conservative foundation money and painstakingly recruited plaintiffs.
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A onetime conscious rapper turned dandy who was raised in Wisconsin and Nigeria, he broke through with "Classic Man" (2015), an irresistible thumper about dignity, sartorial rigor and, more quietly, the ways the dapper overlaps with the dastardly.
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The big selling point for this series, though, is that it's animated by Madhouse (One-Punch Man, ACCA, Hunter x Hunter, A Place Further Than the Universe), under the direction of Shingo Natsume (One-Punch Man, ACCA, Space Dandy).
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From the confirmed return of old school favorite locations like Chilton to the guest stars you may have forgotten will be stopping by Stars Hollow, I have condensed all the need to know information into one handy dandy list.
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Higher Brothers is playing a China-wide tour, with a sold-out concert in Hong Kong in August and a November appearance at Clockenflap, Hong Kong's massive music festival, whose lineup includes Massive Attack, Feist and The Dandy Warhols.
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At the turn of this century, a dandy named Pim Fortuyn, a politician who had once been a man of the left and was openly gay, emerged with the message that Muslims were a threat to liberal Western values.
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Vox film critic Alissa Wilkinson and I broke down our picks in all 24 categories more thoroughly in the articles linked below, but if you just need a quick reference guide, here are those picks in one handy-dandy place.
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In the documentary, which was released six months after Trump's election, Stone portrays himself as a dandy and a dirtbag, a sleazeball who embodies the rage and drive for fame that's at the heart of the worst corners of American politics.
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But she clarified she was "not traumatised" by the incident, implying she believed the situation was fine and dandy, which highlights a gaping generational divide between the signatories of this letter and the woman spearheading #MeToo and the Time's Up initiative.
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Although he maintains a weakness for nice champagne, today, on our sedate date, he's sipping ginger tea with honey and lemon to preserve his already strained voice ahead of The Dandy Warhol's headline show at Bowery Ballroom later that night.
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Within a short time span, the artist delivers an expressionistic sketch of his brooding young self, then represents himself as a wigged dandy, then morphs into a tanned and rugged figure inspired by primitive art ("Self-Portrait with Palette," 1906).
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In the 1960s and 70s, when the black and white communities in America begin to develop distinctive forms of dress, Hendricks created large-scale portraits of everyday black Americans in dandy-meets-Black Power aesthetics, bearing both funk and disco influences.
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Whereas coffee is highly acidic (which can cause heartburn and stomach issues) and a diuretic (which leaves the body dehydrated), Dandy Blend can reduce inflammation in the body (thanks to dandelion root) and regulate digestion (courtesy of barley and chicory root).
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Not quite five feet tall, he had bloomed into a dandy, strutting down the streets of Cambridge in a genteel ensemble—gray suit, gray gloves, elegant overcoat—while displaying a shuddering reluctance to associate with the other black students at Harvard.
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It's a fair question, after all, given its illustrious heritage, from King Charles II to Steve McQueen and, more recently, Justin Timberlake and Adam Levine in their dandy phases, and the Ultimate Fighting Championship star and vest lover Conor McGregor.
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For distraction, I recommend spending some time this weekend considering the rise of fugly men's wear and the end of the dandy, mulling over a new thought-provoking combination of denim and #MeToo, and contemplating the truth behind Frida Kahlo's image.
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I had G _ _ RG_MC_ _ _ _, and that was actually enough to get GEORGE M COHAN, who often graces the puzzle and is famous for "Yankee Doodle Dandy" and "You're a Grand Old Flag," among other songs (which we will figure in later).
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It would be just as unfair to say that the clue "Subject of the 1942 film musical 'Yankee Doodle Dandy'" for COHAN is not a good clue and entry because it occurred before Mr. Ezersky and Mr. Steinberg were born.
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"I was one of the ones who started the peaceful protests … the first seven days [after Gray's death], when it was fine and dandy," William Stewart, a West Baltimore resident who didn't participate in the riots, told Vox's Jenée Desmond-Harris.
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I didn&apost think that there was going to be a problem, like with the sleeping and the homeless, but as I understand, I got this handy-dandy thing they handed out to all of the employees today about addressing disruptive behaviors.
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In school I had made a series of self-portraits in oil, sometimes channeling Romaine Brooks to envision myself as a wan dandy, other times painting myself as two green figures, one man and one woman, with a sense of some unresolved relationship.
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British editors often seem to hire writers, editors, artists, and photographers with an eye to character and quirk, as if casting an opera buffa: there's the prince, the ingénue, the intellectual, the dame, the dandy, the wit, and the sharp-shooting kid.
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Good Samaritan stormed to the lead in the stretch and won the Jim Dandy Stakes in Saratoga Springs, N.Y., for a stunning victory in what was billed as a showdown between the winners of the first two legs of the Triple Crown.
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"I was one of the ones who started the peaceful protests … the first seven days [after Gray's death], when it was fine and dandy," William Stewart, a West Baltimore resident who didn't participate in the riots, told Jenée Desmond-Harris for Vox.
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One day they could be in a super great mood and everything's fine and dandy and you're being praised left and right, or else you walk in and you're treated like you're dirt… That takes an emotional and physical toll on you.
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His earliest persona was this kind of dandy schoolmaster that was teaching school in Long Island, walking around with a cane and mutton chops, and then for 20 straight years he was this hard bitten journalist going from newspaper to newspaper cranking out copy.
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This batch of jangly riffs, her crispest and sharpest, would sound dandy if played over conventional rock backing, but electronically treated they fascinate — for the overwhelming immediacy of their aural crunch and swirl as much as for what the blend means in the abstract.
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What we didn't expect was Dandy, a suave bistro that served deer burgers with caramelized onions and potato wedges sprinkled in rosemary, a bar where each premium bottle gets its own neon floodlight, and mirrored walls for Murmansk's gold collar elite to admire themselves in.
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Good genre writing, however, is all about creating a comfy amity whose expectations are overthrown, and "The Sandman" — written by Lars Kepler, the pen name for the Swedish husband-and-wife team of Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril — is a dandy exercise in surprise.
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If dandyism is to be described by the invention of one's character, if its defining characteristic is to make of one's person a work of art while extolling laziness and displaying a contempt for work, Wilde projected classic dandy superiority, impassivity, elegance, and inscrutability.
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Zhou Haijiang, both the CEO and party secretary of Hodo Group, a garment company, explained that modern corporate management, as practised in the West, was fine and dandy for running a company, but that it failed to take account of the interests of the state and society.
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He revealed to Marie Ottavi, the author of the 2017 biography Jacques de Bascher, dandy de l'ombre, which detailed the life of Lagerfeld's late partner, who died of complications of AIDS in 1989, that he wished to have his ashes mixed with his mother's and de Bascher's.
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With our handy dandy kit, you'll be able to print out banners to invite your pals over, broadcast it on Facebook and Twitter, and even treat your friends to some cocktails and handwritten roast jokes — a generally fitting combination for coping with our current political climate.
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Our Free Exchange columnist explained how to stop NIMBYs affecting the housing market; we examined Yuri Milner's plans for interstellar laser propulsion (Let's push things forward); and we found Seamus Heaney's occasionally ornate translation of the sixth book of the Aeneid (Dandy in the Underworld) wonderful.
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Mr. Goggins takes his slightly surreal intensity — simultaneously feral and blissed-out — and applies it to a kind of wacko different from what he's played before, a possibly closeted, smooth-talking dandy (his plaid bow ties deserve their own credit) with deep reserves of rage and perversity.
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Several dozen white nationalists led by self-promoting, Hitler-saluting dandy Richard Spencer and The Daily Caller's resident fascist contributor, Jason Kessler, organized a torch-lit procession to the park in May, while the city was holding a multicultural festival nearby—a perfect opportunity for trolling IRL.
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In an eight ounce cup of hot water, I mix together one tablespoon of Dandy Blend, a half tablespoon of bone broth collagen (for plumper, firmer-looking skin), and one tablespoon of coconut oil (since healthy fats help to keep skin moisturized from the inside out).
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Throwing everything from Ladyhawke to Late of The Pier, MGMT to Vampire Weekend, and Spiritualized to The Dandy Warhols into one long, drug-fuelled house party, the Skins soundtrack created a musical time capsule of British youth culture that was unapologetically young, frustrated, and fundamentally rebellious.
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Staten Island, apparently the New Zealand of the tristate area, is now home base for Nandor the Relentless (Kayvan Novak), a medieval Ottoman warrior; Laszlo (Matt Berry), a Romantic-era English dandy; and Nadja (Natasia Demetriou), Laszlo's rapacious old flame and now hunting partner with benefits.
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The best sun hats: Headchange lifeguard hat ($29.95) A straw lifeguard hat with an oversized brim is always another good choice and does a dandy job of keeping the sun off not only your face, but your shoulders, too, depending on the position of the sun.
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The Dublin-born star is a study in contrasts: a struggling plumber's assistant just a few years ago, he is now known for a dandy dress sense (he sported a white Gucci mink coat to the pre-fight press conference) as well as for his brutality in the octagon.
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That the decadent dandy Frenchman could be such a key undercurrent for the literary and artistic aspects of the Beat Generation, first formulated in the late 43s in the US, is fathomable given the vital role Paris and the French avant-garde played within Beat theory and activity.
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Tall and trim, with bespoke suits, suspenders and crisply folded pocket squares (he once wrote a how-to book on men's fashion under the nom de plume Nicholas Antongiavanni), he was a dandy in a sea of ill-fitting, rumpled suits (think Stephen K. Bannon or Sean Spicer).
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Fashion Report 213 Photos View Slide Show ' PHILADELPHIA — Deshaun Watson, the Clemson University quarterback drafted by the Houston Texans, dared to wear spiky Christian Louboutin Dandy Pik Pik shoes, which sell for $1,995, to go with a crisp tuxedo suit from J. C. Penney's Collection by Michael Strahan.
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Karl Marx Strasse is already dying out because the rents are going up so much … but as long as people get a posh burger …" Dandy Diner responded to the post with assurance that Neukölln's "long-term residents can also be happy to have a vegan alternative in their neighbourhood.
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However, around the exact same time (summer of 234), the English artist and chaos magician Austin Osman Spare — a late-decadent, perversely ornamental graphic dandy in the manner of Felicien Rops and Aubrey Beardsley — produced a sketchbook of "automatic drawings" featuring disembodied fabula on a par with Masson's.
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On the practical side, tell the Department of Finance that the city can raise money by charging for views of parks, and next thing you know, it will be pushing to upzone the neighborhood as a dandy way of raising still more money from more people having those great views.
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In the very possibility of Pozzi, however, there is consolation to be found, Barnes writes: in the beauty of the dandy, the commitment to the "rational, scientific, progressive, international," to a life filled with "medicine, art, books, travel, society, politics and as much sex as possible (though all we cannot know)."
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But while new tunneling tech is fine and dandy, it's not going to decrease the cost of things like land and compliance, nor is it likely to make construction so much cheaper that digging hundreds of extra tunnels and stations so people can go directly to the Whole Foods entrance is suddenly feasible.
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According to the purveyors, you can cook everything from mushroom risotto to salmon to steak in your handy-dandy pan for the price of… well, the price is currently $174, although the pans are labeled "backordered" on the website, and a notice says the price will soon be going up to $199.
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The new platform, which will begin rolling out in early February, gives subscribers access to HD streaming of Funimation's expansive library of over 400 simulcast and catalog titles, both subbed and dubbed, including acclaimed shows such as Dragon Ball Z, Attack on Titan, Fairy Tail, One Piece, Tokyo Ghoul and Space Dandy.
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The chalk-faced, squealing, macabre dandy who has materialized at the Alexander Kasser Theater at Montclair State University bears scant resemblance to the classically grizzled figure we've come to associate with the title character of "Krapp's Last Tape," Samuel Beckett's 1958 assessment of a life from the vantage point of its weary end.
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She demonstrates how women gospel singers like Mahalia Jackson "invented rock and roll performance" with vocals that "overrode the mind-body split that kept the sacred from the profane" and traces the flamboyant, visionary candio archetype from its origins in the 19th century through contemporary dandy innovators like Andre 3000 and Kanye West.
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There were also heads: Jared Leto, in long red Gucci silk, carried a copy of his own, the way models had on the Gucci runway last year; Ezra Miller, in crystal harness and dandy pinstripes, toted a mask on a stick, playing peekaboo with the seven eyes batting their eyelashes on his face.
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At a faculty session to consider the new political test, one professor in his mid-50s from the medieval history department, an exile from Germany known on campus as a gregarious dandy with an acid wit, rose to his feet and began declaiming in a strange, incantatory singsong, high-pitched with emotion.
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Less known are Marc Chagall's "Self-Portrait With a Palette" (1917), an uncharacteristically smooth-surfaced portrayal of the artist as a hardened dandy with a red palette against a slate sky; and Édouard Manet's solid little 1873 portrait of Berthe Morisot, fully clothed and alert, posing on a sofa in the artist's studio.
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