" Another Times writer liked the band's "feathery locomotive groove.
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Some are feathery, some are choppy, some taper, others bend.
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The look is accessorized with a pair of feathery angel wings.
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Some of these plates are feathery, freeform watercolors representing natural scenes.
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In different hands, "Willow" could have become a feathery, insubstantial thing.
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The little feathery birds, after all, are critical to the game.
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The feathery ear-looking bits on some owls are called "plumicorns". 2.
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Joe Jonas sported some seriously feathery hair during his "Camp Rock" days.
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Lupita Nyong'o slayed the Vanity Fair Oscars Party with this feathery frock.
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She has set a standard for acceptable parsley leaves (dainty, feathery soft).
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Jessie Buckley went for all the textures in her feathery velvet dress.
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He invariably achieved a remarkable clarity, with feathery articulation in the strings.
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I can't help but have feathery hair on and off camera right now!
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Crab adds feathery shreds of sweet meat and a pristine wave of umami.
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Other huge, white, feathery soft corals reminded me of an ostrich's rear end.
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In 2018 she wore oversize feathery wings for "The Catholic Imagination" exhibit opening.
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I, for one, would welcome him as my feathery overlord—or my lunch.
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Whatever location you're in, the feathery little critters are never too far away.
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Kehlani looked flawless in a voluminous, feathery dress at the Harper's Bazaar event.
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The singer was impossible to miss in this feathery gown by Michael Cinco.
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Another 219-pointer came on a feathery jumper by Dangerfield as time expired.
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The GT is made of lightweight aluminum and strong but feathery carbon fiber.
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Leila Lopes wowed audiences with a sleeveless white gown trimmed in feathery strands.
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The floaty, feathery R&B she offers on this album is typically delightful.
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All day he cut at Roomba's fur, tossing the chestnut curls in feathery piles.
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Their faces are fanged, lined in six eyes and hundreds of little feathery antennae.
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In 2018 she arrived alongside Gamble in a feathery black dress with jeweled bodice.
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The bird arches its feathery neck in response, awaiting a scratch from its owner.
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On another, trompe l'oeil ants crawl among the feathery, gilt tendrils of Bocksay's work.
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The sharpness of Hendricks's lyrics, which she delivers in a feathery coo, remains constant.
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" Also, he added, "the brushstrokes were less feathery, and the paint smelled, well, fresh.
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And that's how Buckner and his feathery friend ended up in this amazing mugshot.
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In Tokyo sharing a cappuccino with an owl barely raises a feathery eyebrow anymore.
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Pearson comes in with a pink fascinator atop her head, holding feathery string puppets.
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Kehlani's feathery red ball gown was the highlight of the Harper's Bazaar ICONS party.
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Cons: Only sold by the pair, may have a faint "feathery" smell at first
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But the feathery oddball is so quick that nobody's been able to catch it.
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There are planes with feathery edges, or with edges where a faint aura glows.
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Trump greeted guests at tables draped in gold and festooned with feathery white plumes.
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I become conscious of the individual brushstrokes – feathery striations within a membrane-like presence.
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In the throwback photo, Jenner appears with feathery '80s hair and a cherub-faced Kim.
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It depicts a striking woman with dark hair, high cheekbones, and a massive feathery hat.
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Buff and blend out the two shades until you're left with a soft, feathery finish.
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"Another big, big trend is exaggerated volume, ruffles and feathers, ruffly feathery things," Saboura said.
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Pa was always shirtless at least once an episode, his feathery hair so deeply seventies.
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Halley's comet had been terrifying humanity for thousands of years with its feathery, glowing visage.
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His feathery lure — designed to look like a small tasty frog — plopped onto the water.
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Pink and feathery, $12.99 Brown feathers and tulle, $18.99 Felt and bows, $27.99 Blue tulle with a green flower, $38.00 Pink and feathery, $15.99 Flowers and lace, $26.99 Satin and feathers, $19.99 Lavender tulle and feathers, $24.99 Petals and poms, $16.99 Red felt, $26.99
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There was that slight patina of shoegaze, the same feathery sounds, the same lo-fi folk.
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She later switched into a sexy black ensemble with feathery wings and strappy thigh-high heels.
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I had both a feathery soft pillow and a memory foam pillow complete with Polaris branding.
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Many of the human figures are slender and feathery, as if destined to slip our grasp.
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Certainly her footwork — now piquant, now feathery — brands many of their incidental details onto the memory.
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John joined some locals playing jianzi, a Hacky Sack-like game featuring a feathery shuttle cock.
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Worryingly, these were more flammable than the feathery tussock grasses that had previously colonized the land.
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There are feathery graphite drawings of skulls in which the subject is cropped by the paper's edges.
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The feathery culprit was easy to spot as it strolled down the road of a residential area.
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Since 1994, a gaggle of feathery, bejeweled, and fabulous queers take to the streets in a procession.
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The Royal Hotel Goose Down Pillow is so feathery-soft, you'll dream you're sleeping in the clouds.ProsCons
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There, the chef Ignacio Mattos uses panko for a particularly airy, feathery crunch around the juicy meat.
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As the liquid cools, it hardens into a thin, crisp brittle, giving the bun feathery, candylike edges.
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Anyway, she wants to protect the instrument—the pretty cherry wood, the feathery carving on the neck.
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Techniques such as feathery brushwork and a deliberate softening of focus are often used to idealize the subject.
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Each forkful is a complete composition: The textures go from firm to feathery, the flavors building in intensity.
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Try the modern "Bardot" cut, created by Sal Salcedo, which features soft layering and feathery face-framing bangs.
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These liquids emerge from their containers slowly, in a feathery trickle, and are generally very pleasant to watch.
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Fake, feathery lashes; Santa nail art; sparkling red lips that would rival Rudolph's nose — why the hell not?
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They were served with shaved rhubarb, ramps and feathery red seaweed, which carried a memory of the ocean.
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His famous feathery, Technicolor costume lies in pieces in the dressing room: the Cubs' front office break room.
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"He has the delicate, feathery touch in his shot-making of a seamstress threading a needle," Daley wrote.
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Beal, with his quick release, feathery jump shot, and offensive profile, is a significant part of that projection.
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Prum thinks that long ago, an earlier version of the bird's courtship dance incidentally produced a feathery susurration.
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The feathery dragnet recorded radar blips from 353 vessels, which used radar to navigate and detect other boats.
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Custom Pet Pillows, from $29.99Who wouldn't want a pillow of their favorite furry — or scaly, or feathery — friend?
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Not to mention feathery 1920s Charleston lace-up bootees that rippled with rafts of marabou feathers and sparkles.
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"Untitled (Nocturne)" (2016) has the beautiful, murky surface of a streaked window pane rendered in chocolate, feathery strokes.
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In the second pic, she donned a feathery green coat with black dotted tights, while striking a dramatic pose.
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But in limited time he's shown decent mobility on the defensive end and a feathery touch around the basket.
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Tessa Thompson bounced around in a gorgeous yellow-and-pink feathery coat and leather pants, occasionally at Monáe's side.
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For Sparse LashesMakeup artist Elisa Flowers recommends Alcone's 386 lashes for those looking for a minimal yet feathery effect.
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"Fly me to the moon," she captioned the shot, in which she wears a black suit and feathery accessory.
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In the canvases showing the room on fire, the bright, feathery flames enhance a dreamlike effect, suggesting metaphorical meanings.
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And so our meal began: sweet, crunchy pickled squash, zucchini and cauliflower, followed by calamari in a feathery batter.
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Filled with 100% goose down at 750 fill power, the Royal Hotel Goose Down Pillow is so feathery-soft.
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The '60s gave us cropped pixie cuts, the '70s brought feathery layers, and the '80s were all about volume.
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Zverev has fine touch, feathery footwork and an artisanal forehand that is more of a poke than a stroke.
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Front Burner The real news is this fake egg, a feathery snow-white meringue filled with tart lemon curd.
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Here and there, feathery lines of white-grey smoke rose and bled into the darker grey of the sky.
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Wall doesn't have a feathery jumper like some of his other point-guard peers—shooting is his biggest weakness.
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Simultaneously faint and ornate, the album accrues light, feathery instruments to no end — strings, bilious keyboard swirl, breathy harmonies.
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Next up, was the feathery slipper with ankle ties, a style which I normally could never, ever dream of wearing.
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After dazzling onlookers with her feathery Met Gala looks, Kylie Jenner stepped out in another eye-catching outfit Thursday evening.
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Inspired by the feathery finish I saw at numerous backstages, I decided to give some top-selling formulas a try.
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But in the capable hands of actress Elodie Yung and her feathery hiss, the line lands with a bracing blow.
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See above, but fair warning — young children, and even impressionable adults — might be disturbed by this large and feathery monster.
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The lashes themselves looked paradoxically natural: The models wore no liner, no mascara, just feathery, unfilled brows and bespoke falsies.
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Mitchell's paintings are usually feathery and fluid, and flow around and down the surface of the canvas with juicy facility.
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For the fennel, look for smooth, pale green bulbs that are not too big, with the feathery fronds still attached.
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Swordfish is simply warmed on the grill and served on blood orange and other sliced citrus, with feathery fennel fronds.
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The chicken comes with a couple of sides, often lush macaroni and cheese, delectable collard greens or feathery buttermilk biscuits.
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When describing, say, the "throbbing" display of the lavishly decorated argus bird, he delivers a feathery brush of the erotic.
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Murray in his prime was above all a supreme athlete, possessed of quickness, coordination, feathery touch and selective striking power.
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Was it possible to turn chickens — those skittish, bony, feathery, beaky creatures — into soft globs the size of your thumb?
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It was unclear what was wrong with the feathery phoenix and animal rescuers were not sure what to expect at first.
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She's worn bags over her heels, feathery sandals, sparkly boots and just about every other footwear option you can think of.
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"It doesn't look like Donald Duck," Jack replies, noting the absence of the character's feathery tail (among several other key features).
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The most notable feature of the regional was not the golden chick that sat, costumed in feathery yellow, among the spectators.
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Other on-stage outfits included a beaded leotard with feathery sleeves and a second short, sparkly mini dress during a performance.
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Bonas wore a spring-time look in a multicolor striped midi dress with pink feathery headband and matching pale pink pumps.
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On the counter was a tray of alfajores — delicious, almost feathery rounds filled with dulce de leche and sprinkled with coconut.
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One experienced skier described it as being so soft and feathery that skiing through it was like floating through a forest.
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The saint, wrapped in a black cloak or shroud, floats on the river's surface, his body lapped by little feathery waves.
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But on "Baby Forgive Me," soulful keyboard harmonies give her extra room to breathe, and her voice becomes feathery and delicate.
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With calm white space and feathery but orderly lines, Abbott's lovely colored-pencil art makes the schoolday seem like a breeze.
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Two long-necked feathery ostrich puppets followed, with one laying an egg that cracked open to reveal a baby ostrich puppet.
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Earlier in the day, Kardashian was out filming KUWTK wearing a button-up corset-style top showing off a hint of a baby bump with a feathery coat and skinny jeans, marking a new style streak for the star — mixing sexy aspects (that short hemline and corset top) with ultra-comfy pieces (that hoodie and feathery coat).
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Chopra kicked off the weekend in a white sweater dress with feathery appliqués, a white coat and over-the-knee snakeskin boots.
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For their cousin's big day, North and Chicago both sported beige dresses with feathery orange embellishments on the sides and the front.
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But after just a few seconds, the tuna realized that the feathery bird was less than delicious, and spit the bird out.
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A glance reveals their superficial charms: his landscapes' feathery, silver-toned strokes; the naturalness of his figures, posing in absent-minded comfort.
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Earlier this week, Kylie Jenner recreated her feathery 2019 Met Gala ensemble in miniature form for her 20-month-old daughter, Stormi.
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Campbell also closed the show, donning a final "wedding dress" look made of pink sequins; a frothy, feathery collar, and pink camellias.
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Also in attendance this year was Steve Harvey's daughter Lori Harvey, who chose a feathery black Elie Saab gown for the occasion.
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To make things even sweeter, the siblings were wearing matching beige dresses with feathery orange embellishments on the sides and the front.
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The women appear wearing top hats and brightly colored wigs, posing with feathery fans and in front of a metallic Christmas tree.
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She accessorized her look with a pair of red platform sandals and a white, feathery jacket she kept draped over her shoulder.
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The shock of a parrot sprouting legs below his feathery torso is tempered by a vintage storybook aesthetic in Nives Widauer's watercolors.
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Click on the photo below to check out the look: We have to say, Williams' feathery, voluminous bangs are looking pretty magical.
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Teigen shared a snap of her infant daughter sporting an adorable pair of fluffy, feathery angel wings courtesy of stylist Monica Rose.
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Closer to ganache than to cake, these dense, dark treats are not for anyone who prefers a lighter, feathery type of brownie.
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Two turkeys, one a stormy froth of yellow and orange, the other a feathery spattering of dashes and drips, anticipate Abstract Expressionism.
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There are some foreplay-specific sex toys out there, too, such as feathery ticklers, sensual massage candles, and floggers for impact play.
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Every weekday, he speeds down his family's dusty driveway, rocking back and forth as he goes, like a feathery wind-up toy.
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You could go an entire tune without consciously noting his feathery playing, but its impact is working its effects on you nonetheless.
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Rather, he often renders a line in sections, depicting a kind of scratchy movement that adds a feathery edge to his linear elements.
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That is followed by the upbeat "Cranes in the Sky," which is pretty, delicate, and feathery in sound, sometimes reminiscent of Minnie Riperton.
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Karlie Kloss opened the show wearing a stop-and-stare red gown covered in tiers of feathers, topped off with a feathery headpiece.
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The other, up top, shows Egerton staring straight into the camera dressed in a feathery costume with John's signature round and bedazzled glasses.
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If you have stick-straight lashes, you know that it's always a challenge to build a feathery look that points anywhere but down.
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The TV personality and entrepreneur, 36, posted a Boomerang on her Instagram Story of Chopra swishing the feathery cape of her mini dress.
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" In a telephone interview, Mr. Brown said, "He was silky smooth, with a body like LeBron James's and a feathery-soft jump shot.
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Although it may sound simple, the fossils of the feathery-winged dinosaur, found largely in Germany, don't give up their secrets so easily.
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Earlier in the day Kardashian was out filming Keeping Up with the Kardashians wearing a button-up corset-style top showing off a hint of a baby bump with a feathery coat and skinny jeans, marking a new style streak for the star — mixing sexy aspects (that short hemline and corset top) with ultra-comfy pieces (that hoodie and feathery coat).
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There are alluring touches of watercolor here and there, but white space and black lines, some strong and thick, some feathery and ethereal, dominate.
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Restaurant Review 11 Photos View Slide Show ' In a nest of dried grass and feathery moss sat an eggshell, its top neatly lopped off.
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Model Kaia Gerber showed off a bright pink, skirted version with feathery, white shoulders, while others wore off-the-shoulder, long gowns in tweed.
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Leon was at an animal shelter before being taken in by Harvest Home, where he's shown himself to be quite the feathery love bug.
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The microfiber-covered Elear pads use the same memory foam, but they can't match the feathery softness of the more expensive pair's perforated leather.
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Either it doesn't or Jon didn't care, handing over the feathery cloak of leadership to Dolorous Edd after putting his killers to the rope.
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The feathery mosses, sedges and diminutive shrubs that grow here—Labrador tea, low bush cranberry, bog rosemary—are well-adapted to wet, acidic soils.
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See, we've seen this genre of "naked dress" before, generally featuring the dramatic ab cutouts and thigh-high slits seen in Ora's feathery dress.
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Gwineth Pearson, who lives in Sikeston, Missouri, told CNN affiliate KFVS that she came home Monday to her grandfather cleaning up the feathery mess.
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That's how I read her "Untitled" (1952-1953), with its feathery, whiplash sense of light-heartedness, recalling Joan Miro by way of Arshile Gorky.
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There is also Jabeur, still an outsider but whose game is a crowd-pleasing mix of baseline punch, feathery touch and Federer-esque flourishes.
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But a feathery 3-pointer against Utah suggested that Williamson may be able to hit jump shots when he cannot get to the rim.
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The eye follows them along to a complicated knot, from which dangle a pair of feathery, furry tassels, one on top of the other.
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She too was dressed to the nines, wearing a brilliant midnight gown with a steep V-neckline and feathery embellishments, courtesy of Elie Saab.
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If the feathery pests find a way past your human defences, there's every chance they will want to make themselves comfortable and NEVER LEAVE AGAIN.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some 99 million years ago, a juvenile dinosaur got its feathery tail stuck in tree resin, a death trap for the small creature.
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Known as J. Gold, he had a distinctive style, wearing suspenders, a slightly rumpled button-down shirt, mustache and mop of feathery strawberry blond hair.
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Known as J. Gold, he had a distinctive style, wearing suspenders, a slightly rumpled button-down shirt, moustache and mop of feathery strawberry blond hair.
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It is here, Sansa debuts her Dark Sansa look — complete with darker hair and an imposing, feathery gown — as a sign of her newfound strength.
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For an added bit of flair, she paired the oversize feathery coat with large black sunnies, a high pony, camouflage joggers and a stuffed animal.
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It starts with a restrained application of ricotta, fontina, pecorino and mozzarella, which are covered with juicy, springy roasted mushrooms and feathery shaved raw ones.
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Play "rock Lego" and plant feathery grasses, such as the variegated Japanese silver grass ( Miscanthus sinensis 'Variegata ') that wave in the wind as a contrast.
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The lightweight notebook features nine hours of battery life, 128GB of storage, and unparalleled feathery and streamlined design that lets you take your work anywhere.
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A Good Appetite With its feathery, airy yet impossibly buttery layers, puff pastry seems like one of those complicated kitchen projects best left to professionals.
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Perfectly framed and photographed, its feathery fronds spreading in silhouette against a dark-indigo night sky, the tree hangs in the shot like a chandelier.
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She reminded one friend of a sparrow: her head topped with a feathery whorl of short gray hair, bursting with noisy argument but fundamentally gentle.
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Most attention has focused on Durant, that preternaturally talented seven-foot forward possessed of a feathery touch and a hawk's eye for a cutting teammate.
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Franklin The seafood-heavy plates here recently included gnocchi-tender hunks of octopus, crowned with feathery fennel fronds; and grilled kingfish with iceberg-lettuce salad.
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The Clevelanders were their equal and more, somehow achieving that perfect balance between lightness and heft, a sound neither too feathery nor too laden down.
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The liver is full of fat and booze, absurdly creamy and dense, while the brioche is feathery-light, tasting purely of butter, yeast and air.
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We really have to reimagine the world of the Mesozoic as filled with many types of feathery, fluffy creatures on the land and in the sky.
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Regardless of what eyeshadow shade she wears (and she wears a lot), Robbie's lashes are typically feathery and natural as opposed to super long and dramatic.
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There are herds of peaceful creatures — some feathery deer-like animals, others more like dog-sized lizards — and they don't seem to even notice my presence.
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From the florets that were ripening, it pulled out the little seed parachutes one by one, deftly nipping off the seeds and discarding the feathery down.
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After her game had been verified (faking a bingo win gets you spanked with feathery whips onstage), she claimed a gift basket at the front stage.
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For the event, she wore a custom neon yellow strong-shouldered Versace gown with pink feathery and leaf appliqué throughout, topped off with a cascading train.
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Add on the fact that you're probably trudging through fields and brush in search of feathery friends, and a few ounces suddenly becomes a real consideration.
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Their minimal movement—a feather astray here, a wing akimbo there—makes them look uncannily like Gainsborough's feathery society beauties, who are equally silent, equally sure.
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And, of course, by Thursday, people had drawn the hipster colonel half-dressed, in bondage, and flexing against a giant, feathery cock (the chicken kind, obv).
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" On another occasion, he referred to the endangered spotted owl, a source of contention among loggers in the Pacific Northwest, as "that little furry-feathery guy.
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Mr. Razek was instrumental in selecting the brand's supermodels — known as "Angels" and bestowed with enormous, feathery wings — and in creating the company's macho TV ads.
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The star, who is still sporting a blonde pixie cut, was dressed as an angel, with giant white, feathery wings suited for a Victoria's Secret catwalk.
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Another angle: A Times reporter visited a falcon hospital in Doha, whose feathery patients are revered in Qatar like no other member of the animal kingdom.
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They are in a hurry to do what they are programmed to do, which is to grow masses of fernlike feathery branches and go to seed.
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That left some thinking that birds and mammals must have independently developed placodes as they evolved into the feathery, furry creatures that populate our world today.
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Shayk wore a gorgeous gold gown with a plunging crystal-covered bodice and a feathery tiered skirt with a daringly high slit, along with a matching choker.
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The 2001 Best Actress winner made a very dramatic return with her skin-tight black and beige gown featuring all-over sparkle and a feathery metallic train.
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Kylie Jenner hit the 22 Met Gala red carpet alongside her sister, Kendall Jenner, in coordinating feathery Versace outfits that sparked a lot of pop culture comparisons.
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Ruben Sprich\Pool Photo via APAmong the Eyes Wide Shut-inspired images from the performance is a topless masked woman flitting around the tunnel with feathery wings.
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The pair both dressed up for the occasion, with Grande's platinum blonde hair popping against her strapless black feathery minidress, which she paired with thigh-high boots.
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A good wingfemme knows when to pull you into her fluffy, feathery bosom to tell you how magical and important you are when things are feeling rough.
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For Kanye West's Yeezy Season 3 show in February, Mr. Rousteing dressed the entire Kardashian-Jenner-West clan (even North) in ripped knit dresses and feathery coats.
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One of the night's most talked-about moments was McEntire's performance of her 1991 version of "Fancy" as she removed layers of various feathery and sequined outfits.
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Midway through, in an ascent to a held high D, he trails off into silence, as if momentarily lost, and picks up again, with feathery, whispery strokes.
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Maisie Williams also took her first trip to the awards show in 2015, wearing a pink strapless dress that had a quilted pattern paired with feathery heels.
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On court, he is an uncommon mix of brute force in the backcourt and feathery touch in the forecourt; his rugged frame belies his remarkable foot speed.
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All that's missing is the shooting accuracy, and no one doubts that will come, the feathery touch as pure as ever in pregame warmups, the range unlimited.
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There are also yellow bands and shapes, networks of meandering pink and green lines, clusters of variously colored, feathery brushstrokes, and a smattering of dot-like shapes.
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Such was fate of the feathery greens that on a recent afternoon sat in front of Nasim Alikhani, the owner of Sofreh restaurant in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn.
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More delicate tropical flowers — feathery orchids and little white touch-me-nots — make homes in the grottoes within, sucking up the water that drips through the limestone.
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This was UConn at, or near, its ravenous, ruthless best, playing disruptive defense, running the floor, passing beautifully, knifing inside and hitting feathery jumpers from the perimeter.
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His performative works — two-handed drawings as intricate and feathery as spiderwebs — create three-dimensional experiences in which he uses his body as a guide for measurement.
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The axolotl, sometimes called the Mexican walking fish, is a cheerful tube sock with four legs, a crown of feathery gills and a long, tapered tail fin.
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" No-knead bread dough, a recipe Mr. Lahey shared here in 2006, is an ugly duckling, eventually becoming "the soft and feathery heart of a beautiful bread.
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"Lesser sirens are one of Indiana's most peculiar salamanders with their long, eel-like bodies, feathery gills, and only two front legs (no hind legs)," Indiana DNR explained.
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This is a woman who walked into this year's Met Gala in a floor length, feathery Marc Jacobs coat and later wore it while sashaying through the airport.
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Some 125 million years ago, this theropod walked on two legs and bore a pair of feathery "proto-wings," similar to the fake ones worn by the ostrich.
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We broke our busy silence only to marvel at the ribbons of red and white meat dangling between our fingertips: They were feathery soft and, yes, so sweet.
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CreditCreditClara Vannucci for The New York Times MILAN — The 5-year-old boy chased his father around the concrete soccer court, his feathery hair falling over his eyes.
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Gomez can't belt the high notes like many of her peers, but "Hands to Myself" illustrates how her feathery swoons and breathy whispers can be just as effective.
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In all of them, the lines have become feathery, an effect achieved by letting some of the background color bleed ever so slightly onto the black horizontal marks.
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If the grain — in this case, farro — is divided into individual bowls, each topped with roasted squash, feta and a feathery green garnish, it's obviously a grain bowl.
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A dominion that can be as sensual as a soft feathery caress, or as curious as a chimera, or as mechanically glamorous as a Black Forest cuckoo clock.
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In another feathery tale of love from New Zealand, this month also saw the loss of Nigel, an Australasian gannet who fell in love with a concrete replica gannet.
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DIANA's Carmen Elle's feathery voice set against soft, steady drums frame the images we see of inky black city skylines and creamsicle coloured horizons in the distance so perfectly.
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YouTube personality Patrick Starrr modeled a reinterpretation of the Little Mermaid's Ursula's iconic strapless black dress in a glittering strapless black jumpsuit with feathery boa to act as tentacles.
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The beats, whose soft keyboards and electronic strings swoop and intersect at odd angles, match her soprano, more feathery than ever, now that she's accentuating her breathy lower register.
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The very first Sinosauropteryx fossil was actually discovered way back in the mid 1990s, and it shook up the entire image of dinosaurs thanks to its apparent feathery coat.
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Her Armani Privé gown with its feathery texture and jewel-toned color gradients was light, sweet and cheerful and she offset all that sugar with a dramatic beauty look.
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But down the coast at Thursday's exclusive amfAR charity gala many stars chose to pump up the volume including singer Dua Lipa, in a bombastic, red feathery Valentino number.
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Biermann, who celebrated the annual race with her hubby, NFL star Kroy Biermann, chose a semi-see-through white babydoll sundress featuring multicolor pink, aqua and lavender feathery sleeves.
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Two people got to work slitting open milkweed pods to fry and scooping out the feathery white buds to garnish a salad; outside, Mr. Jimerson turned corn over flames.
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I felt the acute pain of losing someone I loved and the relief of being able to retreat further inside myself without his feathery fingers of adoration checking in.
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The reality star and model, 31, posed on the red carpet Monday night wearing the same pink, feathery frock Jenner wore to celebrate her 22nd birthday earlier this month.
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Her first efforts had an eerie, archaic English folk flavor, and Ms. Harding sang them in a feathery mezzo-soprano, delivering lyrics filled with thoughts of misfortune and death.
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Paltrow wore a vintage 1963 Valentino Haute Couture gown, featuring a sheer black top and sleeves that extended into floor-length feathery appliqués, with a white metallic column skirt.
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"The Politician" actress arrived at the Emmys in a vintage Valentino dress that featured a sheer black top and floor-length feathery sleeves with a metallic white column skirt.
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The flowers she chooses are never precious; rather, she favors species plants like the feathery Macleaya cordata, known as plume poppy, and the gangly, speckled-orange native swamp lily.
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And continued her show-stopping ways at the 2017 Met Gala in a tulle Ralph & Russo ball gown with a high feathered collar, oversize feathery skirt, plus Tiffany & Co. jewelry.
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The visual, directed by Ashley Armitage, is set in an opulent, retro home where Liu prepares to go out, dancing and singing into a mic in sequined and feathery outfits.
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The 29-year-old British vocal powerhouse donned an elaborate costume for a photo shared to Twitter, including a pink studded pantsuit, oversized feather boa, and equally feathery blonde wig.
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WATCH: How It's Done: 6 Steps to Perfect Brows Even if you weren't blessed with bushy brows when you were born, you can still rock the full and feathery look.
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Zoë Kravitz also opted for a feathery look, although a much more colorful one, choosing a Dior Haute Couture gown with a black feathered bodice and technicolor feathered rainbow skirt.
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The feathery weed – dubbed "cyclone" by local people – has been a particular problem for farmers, commercial timber plantations and a nature reserve in eastern Zimbabwe over the past five years.
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To qualify for one of the traveling crews, each horse is required to have a bay coat, white blaze, a black mane and tail, and the signature white, feathery legs.
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In the sexy image, simply captioned "mood," Schenider was pictured laying face-down on a bed with her eyes closed and her bare behind displayed against the feathery, white comforter.
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I remember thinking that the compositions were pretty; the ingredients, especially the seafood, were excellent; and the portions were feathery, to the point that I wasn't convinced I'd had dinner.
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Not pictured: the blood of innocents on feathery wings The stereotype of chocobos as your friendly, neighborhood mount negates the species' storied history as the K-9s of Final Fantasy.
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Still scary after all these years: The centerpiece of the exhibit, the adult T. rex model is based on the latest research, highlighting the dinosaur's puny forearms and feathery adornments.
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Two dancers in pink sports bras spar with flyswatters as a woman in feathery yellow kneepads dances around them, stepping in time with the electro-tribal beat in the background.
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The quartet — called Feathery, in what seems like a reference to the dabbed, gossamer tone of Ms. Bloch's saxophone — also includes the bassist Cameron Brown and the drummer Billy Mintz.ibeambrooklyn.
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She is particularly proud of her restaurant's extraordinary handmade dumplings, including feathery folded vareniki stuffed with sour cherry compote or farmer's cheese, and plumper pelmeni, filled with meat and herbs.
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The singer paired her feathery white wings (that were far taller than Perry herself!) with a gold metallic mini dress with sheer long sleeves and matching metallic over-the-knee boots.
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There's a shrunken vest and flared pants for "'70s boho" Cher, a beaded bra top with wrap skirt for "glam" Cher and a feathery crop top stage look for "performance" Cher.
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Earlier this week, the reality star hit the 2019 Met Gala red carpet alongside her sister, Kendall Jenner, in coordinating feathery Versace outfits that sparked some pop culture comparisons from fans.
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As I padded toward the exit, a stream of vehicles crammed with fowl, and whatever viruses replicated inside their feathery bodies, steadily rumbled out of the market, bound for points unknown.
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The sounds of beating wings and rasping caws can now and then be heard, accompanied by abstract feathery projections, in the listless production that opened on Thursday night at 59E59 Theaters.
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Chopra looks right at home wearing a Gucci embroidered silk organza gown with feathery mermaid-style hem on the cover and editorial as well as a mix of summery looks throughout.
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With 275 seconds left, Brady threw a feathery touch pass that Rob Gronkowski snagged on the run for 230 yards to set up Stephen Gostkowski's game-ending 212-yard field goal.
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Now driving along Jerome Avenue in the Bronx, she eyed pigeons roosting under the elevated No. 4 train subway tracks, but then spied a feathery blotch on the roadway: pigeon roadkill.
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"Dogs would never do that mirror jump," the ringmaster, Vicki Shields, said as she riffled through a box full of shiny, feathery wands used to entice the cats through the obstacles.
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Their broad, flat, gently smiling heads are surrounded by a ruff of reddish, feathery gills; the thin-limbed bodies end in a broad, tapering tail the shape of a willow leaf.
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And another famous face, Penélope Cruz, who usually sits on the sidelines, unexpectedly walked the show, wearing a snowball-like dress with feathery bubble skirt and tiered top, carrying a white rose.
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There, for several hours a day, starting at sunrise, they fan their tail-feathers into a speckled halo and emit a peculiar warbling sound by dilating air-sacks in their feathery breasts.
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Figure and ground are treated so similarly in this painting, the earliest one in the show, that if not for its bulging eyes, the bird might merge with the surrounding feathery foliage.
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Instead, I looked on in shock as one of the monks began to move a feathery brush over the mandala, swirling together the gold and the navy, the circles and the rectangles.
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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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A corncob protrudes from the top pipe, while a brown phallic shape emerges from the one at the bottom, topped by a feathery purple tassel that you might wear to a party.
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I am partial to the whole, unmarinated baby variety because I love small, cute vegetables, but also because they come trimmed and cooked, their leaves soft and feathery with fork-tender hearts.
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His black asymmetrical black dress with a high leg slit gave a peak at his black leather pants underneath and platform shoes and was accented with a feathery jacket and matching fascinator.
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With a combination of feline quickness, bulldozer strength, and feathery touch, Harden makes a living from three spots on the floor: the rim, the free-throw line, and the three-point line.
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At Earrings Plaza, a Herald Square emporium devoted to all things bright, beautiful and cubic zirconium, the costume designer Montana Levi Blanco plucked a pair of feathery blue danglers from the hook.
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Then there are the plastic sacks stuffed with manta ray gill plates: feathery filaments of cartilage that the rays — majestic cousins of the shark — use to filter plankton from seawater as they swim.
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The pit bull was declared mayor in a landslide victory, receiving 20083,367 total votes and beating out a unique group of furry and feathery candidates, including a cat, a chicken and a jackass.
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Deno says BC didn't decide to attend the VMAs until 3 days ago, so he picked up several dresses for her at the last minute and they both loved the pink, feathery getup.
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Not only has he trained his two pet macaws to roam free like a Pomeranian at a park, but he's attached cameras to his feathery friends to capture a real bird's eye view.
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" Last year, Kardashian West honored Cher in a Harper's Bazaar Arabia cover shoot in August by copying her long locks and feathery lashes and called the "Believe" singer her "number one style icon.
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"Rocketman" makes its intentions clear in its opening moments when the middle-aged Elton (Taron Egerton) struts down a corridor dressed as a bright orange devil, complete with bejewelled horns and feathery wings.
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Williams made her first appearance at the Met Gala in 2004 in a body-skimming purple gown, above, and returned to the carpet in a feathery, strapless ballgown with fascinator in 2011, below.
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President Theodore Roosevelt established Malheur National Wildlife Refuge in 1908 to protect its vast abundance of bird life from the depredations of plume-hunters seeking big profits in feathery adornments for women's hats.
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Already, he has showed flashes of the subtle traits that capture fans' imaginations, and hinted at bigger things: a feathery first touch, elastic ankles, rhythmic running and a willingness to mix it up.
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Kakigori makers often press the ice very gently with their hands, giving it a distinct rounded shape; but if packed too firmly, those soft, feathery crystals can freeze together as hard, wet clumps.
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The Valentino creation combined aqua robes and a significant collar with a fitted chartreuse dress, topped off with headpiece of long needles holding up feathery bits of aqua fabric that obscured her face.
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Quim Jane, a 28-year-old with Down syndrome - a genetic disorder that often affects speech and motor skills - filled his paper with feathery black lines, all the while chatting to his neighbor.
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"Everything He Needs" melds her voice into the beat's breathy swish, a shifting, feathery amalgamation of electronic exhalations, as the high background keyboards create a sense of mounting excitement inside a cozy space.
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Because that alone doesn't look enough like the manifestation of spring abundance for her, she shaves more bright red radishes over top like parmesan cheese on pasta, and scatters feathery fronds of fennel.
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Knowles, 29, channels rapper Lil' Kim circa 1997, as she poses in red thigh high boots, a red feathery, sheer robe with a matching crop top, finishing off her look with a rouge wig.
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The ability to morph the agar from a feathery cushion to a rigid shell is what makes it the perfect substance to replace a wide range of packaging materials, from bubble wrap to Styrofoam.
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Check out this pic from the tarmac Tuesday afternoon at the Van Nuys Airport ... there's a flowing, feathery, white dress protruding out the bottom of a garment bag as it's loaded into the plane.
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Four of them continue in D'Alvia's modus operandi of ornamenting an essential underlying form with obsessively detailed (in this case, feathery) surfaces; in contrast, the central piece is smooth, burnished to a high sheen.
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The chef's choice game plan typically includes a couple of noodles, the most memorable of which is feathery fettuccine tossed with chopped greens, sweet littleneck clams and heat in the guise of ground chorizo.
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This time, other than two upcycled fake furs pieced together from remnants past, she mostly seemed to be flitting between ideas: louche tailoring and scarflike graphic silk dresses; big, blouson shoulders and feathery swirls.
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You know those nature videos in which some vain and feathery bird, in the grip of a mating ritual, puffs up his chest and fans his plumage to impress the object of his adoration?
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The groom wore a white tux with silver sparkly loafers while the bride, a beauty-fitness entrepreneur, wore a beaded, long-sleeve gown with leaf-like embroidery that gathered into a feathery skirt and train.
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In a video posted to her Instagram, the 31-year-old strutted through an airport the next day rocking the same pink, feathery Marc Jacobs cape she wore to the Met Gala on Monday night.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Feathery costumes, multi-colored makeup and East African instruments are packed into boxes, ready for shipping as Kenya's National Theatre prepares to take its popular children's show "Tinga Tinga Tales" to New York.
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See, Clarke's Atelier Versace look at the 2016 Emmy Awards doesn't have many common qualities of the Naked Dress; it isn't sheer, covered in strategically placed feathery or bejeweled adornments, and/or totally asset-baring.
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When we took the medium-neutral kit for a spin, we ended up with feathery, defined brows thanks to a combination of the Precisely My Brow pencil, Ka-Brow pomade, and 24-hour Brow Setter.
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Since I first wrote about him in 2005, one of the things that I have found interesting to watch is his struggle to undermine his own tendency towards subtle brushstrokes, pictographic signs, and feathery surfaces.
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Typically, the star quarterback's hair ranges from buzzed to slightly-longer-than-buzzed, but for a good two years in 2010 and 2011 — roughly three Super Bowl rings ago — Brady was rocking feathery long hair.
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There, draped in a feathery gown, she sways back and forth, to the strains of an orchestra, in the arms of the Creature—her private Fred Astaire, with scales instead of white tie and tails.
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Her center-parted slicked-back hair spotlights an airbrushed complexion, punctuated by bold feathery brows, pale lavender eyeshadow, a kiss of pink on the apples of her cheeks, and a demi-matte peachy lip color.
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He said that when he received the canvas, he noticed the composition lacked a feathery quality in the brush strokes he had admired in the photos of the work sold at Sotheby's, and seemed brighter.
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On a block where subtlety has no role, they exhibit refined artistry, with color gradients that make it appear as if sheer, feathery muslin had been draped over 21993 lines radiating from a compass rose.
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I would say this is also true of the Zebra paintings, such as "67-Z-21" (1967), in which some of the diagonally arranged sprayed lines, with their feathery edges, extend beyond the painting's borders.
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Once a pure under-the-basket threat, Griner has developed a feathery touch and a confidence in her ability to take over games that have changed the equation for teams game-planning for the Mercury.
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Ahead, check out the mascaras that swap out feathery, fiber-packed formulas for something realistic and undetectable, supersized wands for skinny bristles, and simple, long-wear formulas that get the job done without all the fuss.
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The brushwork is feathery, impressionistic, and inconsistent, with some areas barely resolved and others, like the bejeweled gold crown on the figure of Midas — the impassive witness to the execution — refined to a trompe-l'oeil finish.
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Her work is simultaneously delicate and sturdy, with spare, often skeletal guitar and piano creating a foundation for her rich, feathery voice, the lightness of which often betrayed the seriousness of what she was singing about.
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Recipe: Ricotta Gnocchi With Parsley Pesto And to Drink ... These feathery dumplings, with the herbal tang of parsley pesto, call for a penetrating white wine that will cut through their richness but won't be too sharp.
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As she began setting up her mise en place for her dish, we started having a Pavlovian response to the sight of bright pink radishes, crisp snap peas, feathery fennel bulbs, and a mélange of herbs.
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"Me & my husbandddddddddddddd," Ka'oir shared in the caption to her pic — her custom Charbel Zoe Couture bedazzled beaded long-sleeve sheer wedding gown with leaf-like embroidery and feathery skirt and train looking elegant as can be.
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But, if it looks more like a farm filled with fuzzy, furry, and feathery friends, then we've got major travel-tea to spill: taking a trip to an animal-filled oasis isn't only possible, it's rentable too.
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I wouldn't quite say you can forget you're wearing them, mostly owing to the over-ear hooks rather than the buds themselves, but these aren't too far away from the feathery ease of wear of the AirPods.
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Monsters now move and behave in more realistic ways, whether it's a Great Jagras ballooning in size after a big meal or a feathery Kulu-Ya-Ku skittering around a cave in search of eggs to steal.
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In fact, misty, wet weather is optimal; it enhances otherwise muted colors and invites us to hike along slowly — examining treasures like barometer earthstar mushrooms, bird footprints, dew-covered lichens and grasses waving their feathery, ripe seeds.
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But there are indications — Tom Ford's pointy pink glitter shoes and the feathery pink ball gown Lady Gaga wore to the premiere of "A Star Is Born," among them — that pink has yet to run its course.
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There's a certain je ne sais quoi signature that makes the style we think of as "French-girl hair" so aspirational: not just one hair length or texture, but rather the feathery fringe skimming the forehead just so.
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Although we passionately believe that every day is National Pet Day, today actually is National Pet Day (according to the National Today authorities) — and we are MF ready to celebrate it with our furry, scaly, and feathery friends.
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At the end of the remix, everything cuts out and all you're left with is Bieber's feathery voice singing "Des-pa-cito" with a blush of yearning — an end that fits seamlessly with the beginning of the song.
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On sites like Pinterest, such images quickly become the basis of frenetic competition: fads like feathery lampshades or jewel-colored throw pillows proliferate so rapidly that what looks cute or elegant one month can look dated the next.
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Undoubtedly, the absence of Feiffer's drawings is a big loss, because he doesn't just illustrate scenes from the story; his loose and feathery yet still precise line is the perfect visual analogue to Juster's arch but gentle tone.
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" In the game, players putter around in the guise of a feathery, bottom-wiggling bird, ticking off the game's assignments, like "Make the groundskeeper hammer his thumb" and, "Steal a pint glass and drop it in the canal.
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Horn's stimulating body of work, begun in the late 1960s, consists of conceptually based, process-oriented, prosthetic performances, numerous films, feathery and kinetic metal sculptures, vast installations, intense, loose drawings, self-documentary performance photographs, and petulant painting machines.
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In a similar vein, a panoramic shot of the Louvre as it exists today, with I. M. Pei's glass pyramid standing proud in the courtyard, is made to resemble a hand-tinted vintage postcard, feathery at the edges.
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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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Then, as the music transitioned to a brief sampling from Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the U.S.A.," Lopez reappeared wearing a feathery floor-length jacket bearing the Puerto Rican flag on one side and the American flag on the other.
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We climbed over uneven rocks, looking for secure spots to place our feet; at an elevation of around 22,2300 feet, we hit a vegetation zone replete with African redwoods — glorious with their twisted trunks and emerald green, feathery leaves.
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Looking out in every direction, you realize the lot is entirely void of greenery beyond a few errant cork trees and dozens of native pines that throw feathery shadows on the concrete as the sun shifts throughout the day.
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At first glance, Dr. McDonald was excited by a novel-looking parasitic Balanaflora with droopy, bulbous male flowers ("they latch onto this tree and have sex there") and a huge, feathery white blossom at the edge of a grotto.
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Despite all the feathery swooping and gunning motors, the flashing gold and pounding sun, these immaculately framed, balanced and photographed images have a tableaulike quality, characterized by a stillness (perhaps cultural or situational) that suggests a memento mori. (M.
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It's a story about a family torn apart by tragedy and grief, and it's an animated series that uses its unique visual style to create a dreamy, feathery unreality where you can never trust the path ahead of you.
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"Makida III," a 1997 carving on view at the Anderson Collection, is partially wrapped in feathery pale pink and blue strokes, a delicate and counter-intuitive application of color that somehow works in concert with the head's luxurious smoothness.
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The 23-year-old righty snatched the animal on his way to the dugout ... and when it fell to the ground, he scooped it up into his glove and appeared to say a prayer for his new feathery friend.
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Cotton yukatas are comfortable and washable, but should you feel the need to splurge on a silk one, a sheer tulle feathery number, or a custom design, it's completely understandable, since you'll quickly find you'll end up wearing it every day.
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He's depicted as the archetypal 80s hunk, scored with "Rock You Like a Hurricane" and styled in a barely buttoned-up shirt, impossibly tight jeans, a single dangling earring, long feathery hair, and the creepiest, most piercing eyes in Indiana.
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While it's by no means new, the classic gel is a mainstay in many editors' makeup bags for good reason: It's easy to apply, holds our brows in place all day, and makes hairs look feathery and brushed up — not crispy.
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The tennis star arrived on the red carpet in the 80th Anniversary Lincoln Continental Coach Door Edition, wearing a custom neon yellow strong-shouldered Versace gown with pink feathery and leaf appliqué throughout that features a cascading train flowing behind her.
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Actress Penelope Cruz, one of the faces of the brand, took to the snowy runway in a white, feathery puffball dress, followed by 17-year-old teen supermodel Kaia Gerber, who collaborated with Lagerfeld on designs for his eponymous brand.
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She later dressed as the "Believe" singer who she called her "number one style icon," copying Cher's notoriously long locks and feathery lashes, wearing a beaded dress with fringe that you could envision the performer sashaying in at Studio 54.
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Of course, Mockrin does more than crop and copy: her style is more cartoon-like than the 1766 original, with clear, flat spaces of color giving the painting a graphic feeling, cleaning up the feathery daintiness of her Rococo inspirations.
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A cellist, composer and vocalist, Ms. Coloff leads a six-woman band in what is, at heart, a cabaret show: a series of memoir monologues alternating with folky, bluesy numbers sung in her sometimes feathery, sometimes husky, sometimes warbly voice.
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But its startling, playfully erotic, intensely palpable reveries remain embedded in my memory: the white bunny nestled between a woman's feathery high-heel mules, the baker's wife with a creamy, teasing bosom who leans over a display of luscious pastries.
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Since then, the women's line has grown to include butter-soft flat and heeled sandals adorned with colorful feathery plumes, or straps made of alligator or stingray skin, or candy-colored metallic wrappings that snake between toes and over the instep.
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On a few nights, they return to the studio, where they study the paintings, wordlessly letting the lines take over their fields of vision until the room seems to be made of feathery bars with the density of the thinnest necklace.
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The album is a darker, more cynical sequel to PUP's self-titled debut, taking the elements that came to define their sound—feathery guitar riffs, stop-on-a-dime shifts, sing-along gang vocals—and twisting the knife in a little deeper.
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While you probably won't be able to keep your wings on once the action starts (they'll get crushed, unless you stay on top the whole time), the feathery sensation will feel amazing for both you and your partner while things heat up.
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SYDNEY, Australia — On an August morning aboard the Nathaniel B. Palmer research vessel floating at the bottom of the world, Christian Reiss was listening for acoustic signals bouncing off krill, a pinkish, feathery-limbed crustacean that is the lifeblood of the Antarctic ecosystem.
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Only in Queens, too, on this strip known as Little Manila for its population of Filipino immigrants, will you find Jollibee's halo-halo, feathery shaved ice under orbs of ube (purple yam) and jackfruit ice cream and a tilting block of leche flan.
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Jeannie Mai went as Rihanna, in her show-stopping yellow ball gown from 2015, Loni Love went as Lizzo, in her pink feathery cape from this year, and Tamera Mowry-Housley went as Katy Perry, in her Victoria's Secret-style angel wings from 2018.
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The larvae, which live in the water, attach themselves to rocks by one end, and use feathery appendages at the other end as a kind of net to catch the tiniest bits of edible detritus — motes that are too small for fish and other insects.
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The 17-year-old alt-pop singer got down and dirty filming the video for her track, "all the good girls go to hell" ... throwing on a huge set of feathery wings and completely covering herself in heavy black makeup that looks just like sludge.
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The market, one of the biggest in China, offers the full range, including gray racing homers that closely resemble the denizens of Manhattan sidewalks; white Jacobins with impossibly chic feathery ruffs; brown peacocklike fantails; and black reversewing pouters, their feet concealed by flowing plumage.
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How the bones move, how the muscles connect to the bones, and what soft-tissue features are preserved (feathery plumes, skin, etc.) give you a good idea of what was possible, but form doesn't always equal function, or one form might have multiple possible functions.
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Even Álvaro González, architect of the simple flat leather sandals beloved by the fashion elite, offered his classic models with feathery plumes in gold, black, red, green and white or in more subtle downy shades sprinkled with metallics, as well as orange leopard-print slides.
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There are also wonderful drawings here, like the feathery one from 211 created to illustrate Georges Bataille's L'Alleluiah, Catéchisme de Dianus (Hallelujah, Catechism of Dianus) — a blistering text translated into English as Bataille's Guilty — along with numerous prints and a substantial group of sculptures.
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Maybe in the feathery orb of a dandelion's seeds, ready to be blown into the wind, or the carefree play of two kids sprinting down the street, you might catch a glimpse of your childhood, even if the place is far from that home.
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As with much recent Korean R&B, most notably IU's Palette, the album declines the immediately hooky mode for a delicate, exquisite touch, almost feathery in its lightness, but Poet Artist is more conventionally upbeat than the impossibly gossamer Palette, and hooks appear as well.
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He is still the NBA's most fearsome force as he comes splashing into the paint, still a marvel in the way he doesn't so much weave through defenses as puncture them, still startling in the way he transitions from barreling broad-shouldered charge to feathery floater.
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Sure, we love the celebrity classics — like Jane Birkin's feathery fringe or Reese Witherspoon's post-Phillippe bang circa 2007 — but it's the nameless girl in aviators at the crosswalk, her blunt bangs dusting across her frames, that gets you thinking: I can totally pull bangs off.
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With people more likely to be locking eyes with their smartphone screens these days when they're hanging around in public, the London-based designers behind this feathery wearable are worried that the chances for exchanging flirtatious glances with passing strangers is being engineered out of daily life.
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Kate's last show was for the fall 2013 collection in a sheer, embellished dress; previously she modeled an eyelet white feathery dress in the spring 2012 show and notoriously smoked a cigarette down the runway modeling black briefs with a fuzzy-sleeved top in fall 2011.
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Sometimes it was to shrug her strong shoulders out of some satiny or feathery dress, or to throw away her long fur coat, like any diva (though she was the ultimate diva) who by the end of her career had won 18 Grammys and sold 75m records.
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The subject can be as simple as the extreme reduction of The Row's highly tactile elongated tone-on-tone silhouettes, or Carolina Herrera's exploration of seasonless dressing and technology, as expressed in layered organza shirtdresses under feathery furs, and tunics and gowns bristling with 3D leather blooms.
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If your dream is to wake up with long, full, dark, and feathery eyelashes — without globbing on three coats of mascara — you've probably at least considered semi-permanent eyelash extensions, a trend that has sprung up over the past few years to respond to that exact wish.
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With its arresting textures, made up of contrasting layers of full-bodied and feathery string sounds, and kinetic swirls of notes that gradually build up bite in the course of a movement, this work is an interesting translation of Ms. Monk's vocal style into an instrumental idiom.
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After whispering some nurturing words into the falcon's feathery neck, Rosen removes its helmet, strokes it kindly, and then sends it up into the bright azure sky, where it flaps its wings and begins making large circles around the vineyard, its four-foot wingspan visible for miles.
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We caught up with Phillips recently to chat about her 2020 makeup predictions — specifically, her favorite looks of the moment on Jenner — and she spilled her best-kept (and actually doable) tip: Focus on the eyes (that's lashes, lids, and liner) and groomed, yet feathery brows.
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Buoyed by pillowy chords and a feathery but propulsive dance beat, it's a song about a dream she had about writing a song—one that might also be the song we happen to be listening to, which also shares its name with a David Bowie hit.
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Part of us thinks the feline — who is also the star of his own Instagram page — is grumbling about the fact that he'll never get his paws on said birds, but we also believe he's marveling at their feathery beauty … and how that would taste in his mouth.
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Crudo helped fill seats at Himitsu (now Pom Pom) and continues to do so at Emilie's, where one of the most dazzling options features slices of raw kampachi topped with red-fleshed navel orange, a tiny strip of fennel and feathery tangerine lace, as fetching as its name implies.
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With his friend J. Cole sitting courtside—yes, that J. Cole, with whom Meeks has grown close through some mutual friends, and who hooked up tickets to his concert the night prior (again: people really like Meeks)—Meeks stepped into a feathery triple, his first three since high school.
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Speared on a stick might be fantastic small scallops out of Peconic Bay; a feathery mop of maitake mushrooms; buttery chicken livers with barely a hint of bitterness; or firefly squid, a little bigger than a fava bean and grilled whole so they can be swallowed guts and all.
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Now the likes of feathery bronze fennel, once eaten by Roman warriors before heading into battle; dill with its whispery fronds; pink, fuzzy-hearted, flu-fighting echinacea; and wild garlic, whose white-hooded flowers call to mind novice nuns, come entwined with conventional blossoms or command entire bouquets.
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Like a battle commander, he'd look for the most advantageous position, then take account of the landscape: a squat old building; a small church under a silver dome; a feathery cloud; a budding tree; a plump customer leaving the bakery with a baguette—stay, moment, you are beautiful!
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And according to the show notes, the "pièce de résistance" for the designers was the jeweled mini dress with Cruella de Vil's face from the iconic car chase scene from 101 Dalmatians, which was accented with black and white feathery appliqué and paired with a Dalmatian-spotted manicure on the model.
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Highlights of this traveling exhibition, which debuted at the Peabody Essex Museum in late 2015, include a dazzling cape and aviary headdress by Margaret Roach Wheeler (Chickasaw), spectacularly beaded Louboutin boots by Jamie Okuma (Luiseño and Shoshone-Bannock), and a feathery, fiery, desert-inspired ensemble by Orlando Dugi (Diné [Navajo]).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads ALBUQUERQUE — On a Saturday afternoon in late November, 21701-year-old Tyra Chinana arrived at the world's first-ever Indigenous Comic Con decked out in costume: sparkly knee-high boots, feathery black and silver wings, and thunderbolts framing a red T on her t-shirt.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One of the first things you might notice when you approach one of Alma Thomas' paintings in her current exhibition at the Studio Museum in Harlem is that the gauzy petals of acrylic paint almost lift off the canvas to create a feathery visual effect.
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Depicting the riverfront of the Nile, the composition breaks into three horizontal zones: the sky above, constituting a bit more than half the frame; the river below, which is a broad stippled band; and a thin interstitial layer, much darker, of an island marked with feathery, dendritic clusters of palms.
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When Bing, a 273-foot-21978 guard, was launching feathery jumpers for the Pistons in the old Cobo Arena on Washington and Jefferson Avenues, from the mid-21984s to the mid-25s, Detroit was as much a celebrity magnet as more renowned league sites in Los Angeles and New York.
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Horn's stimulating body of work, begun in the late-1960s, consists of conceptually-based process-oriented prosthetic performances, numerous films, feathery and kinetic metal sculptures, vast installations, intense loose drawings, self-documentary performance photographs, and petulant painting machines; often literally or metaphorically inhibiting or extending the body (usually female) into space.
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His record-breaking time at St. John's, all sold-out Gardens and feathery jumpers in the memory, climaxed with a Final Four appearance in 1985; Mullin won the Wooden Award playing under Lou Carnesecca, the legendary coach whose name is emblazoned on the campus arena where the Red Storm play.
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Thus, we are met by a single staring eye, wide with alarm; by a living bird being thrashed against concrete, until it's no more than feathery rags of flesh; by a human head in a lobster pot; and by the hapless Ephraim, wheeling a barrow of coals toward us, in foul rain.
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But First Man is at its strongest when focusing on purely human moments, whether it's the intimate gesture of Armstrong stroking his dying daughter's feathery blonde hair, or the almost wordless emotion and awe he feels as he first sets eyes on the moon up close, after staring at it from afar for so long.
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" When Immanuel Kant defined the true judgment of beauty as existing "apart from any interest," he was also describing the charmed position of the modern soccer neutral—able, say, to admire Lionel Messi's turbocharged yet feathery left foot, on display for Barcelona, without the mildest twinge of annoyance that he doesn't play for "us.
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Ask anyone you meet whom they look to for eyebrow inspiration and you'll probably get a few, fairly consistent answers: Beyoncé, for her feathery arches; Lily Collins, for her bold shape; Cara Delevingne, for making the look fashun; and Lucy Hale, for showing us all that thick brows look good on TV screens (and Instagram feeds).
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The album's centerpiece, "Basquiat," a feathery cloud of exhaustion and menace, slowly creeps over antsy bass, fluid squiggles of guitar serving as textual frames rather than melodic elements, and a hushed drum track that patters and hops and taps its feet at double-time in contrast to the slow overall beat, growing tenser and airier throughout.
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View Poll These three dresses are so gorgeous, you really have to go with whatever mood you're in — shimmery, classic or sexy — when you vote on Julianne Moore's custom Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci gown with feathery trim, Viola Davis' Donna Karan Atelier strapless embellished gown or Kate Hudson's abs-baring, plunging white Atelier Versace number with silver-laced panels.
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If you take stock of the best athletes of all time, they all do everything well, but each of them has a trademark skill that is exceptional: Steph Curry has his feathery jump shot, Serena Williams has her megaton serve, Jake Arrieta has his lethal slider, and Lionel Messi has his ankle-breaking creativity on the ball.
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And for all the frothy outré humor that fell out of the closet with him, whether the hot pants and fly boots created by the Mr. Freedom founder Tommy Roberts in the 1970s or the feathery showgirl-inspired costumes from Bob Mackie during the 1980s, stage outfits also offered a dazzling armor against the gaze of the outside world.
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She made her gala debut alongside designer Bob Mackie in 1974 wearing one of her most iconic dresses to date — the designer's completely sheer long-sleeve jumpsuit with glittery accents and long, feathery trim at the hems, later a source of inspiration for Kim Kardashian West, who wore a similar sheer design by Roberto Cavalli by Peter Dundas to the 2015 Met Gala.
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Elsewhere in the room we encounter the feathery whiteness of Susan Rothenberg's "Tuning Fork" (1980), the zigzagging blue and white bars of Mary Heilmann's "Big Bill" (1987), and the pollen spores and floating cells of Terry Winters' "Good Government" (1984) — a title that refers to Ambrogio Lorenzetti's masterwork "The Effects of Good Government in the City" (1338-1339) in the Sala della Pace in Siena.
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No others spring to mind as having married feathery footwork with rampaging physical powers in the way he has, and his technical repertoire – playmaking, goalscoring, ball-carrying, ball-winning, free kicks, penalties – is so exhaustive as to make the likes of Keane and Gerrard look like narrowly constrained specialists (it's always worth remembering that the man who elevated City to new heights as a goalscoring midfielder played at centre-back in the Champions League final for Guardiola's all-conquering Barca side).
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